Siddharth Somasundaram

I am a graduate student at MIT Media Lab in Cambridge, MA, advised by Prof. Ramesh Raskar in the Camera Culture group. My research interests are in computational imaging, computer vision, time-of-flight imaging, and inverse problems.

I previously graduated from UCLA Electrical Engineering in 2021, where I worked with Prof. Diana Huffaker on semiconductor nanowire photodetectors and with Prof. Achuta Kadambi on computational camera design.

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I'm interested in understanding how the space-time propagation of light allows us to infer properties of the world around us. First author papers are highlighted.

Show how transients can reduce the number of measurements needed for two-bounce non-line-of-sight imaging.

Exploiting the geometry of two- and three-bounce lidar signals to image mirror-like surfaces.

Review perspective on the convergence of computational imaging, end-to-end optimization, and physics-based machine learning for imaging system design.

The source code for this website was adapted from the website of Dr. Jon Barron.