Wenbin is a lecturer (Assistant Professor) in Visual Computing and Robotics. He is a member of the Visual Computing Group and Artificial Intelligence Group. Prior to being an academic scholar, he was a Postdoctoral Research Associate at Imperial SRL 2016-18 and UCL PRISM 2014-16 respectively. He also got his PhD at Bath 2013, MSc at Imperial 2009, as well as B.Eng at Xidian 2008.

Wenbin's research interests mainly lie in general autonomous systems and their applications in manufacturing and professional capture, including the research topics in multi-sensory based localization and mapping, dynamic motion capture, as well as uncontrolled scene understanding and fabrication. Those exiting topics could be broadly relevant to fields of Robotics, Computer Vision, Graphics and Machine Learning. For more details, please refer to my homepage.

Wenbin is currently accepting five funded PhD students to work on (1) multi-sensory SLAM for very fast moving vehicles; (2) indoor scene understanding; (3) indoor scene simulation; (4) autonomous filming; (5) dynamic scene reconstruction. Please see my homepage for funding information and potential project description.