About me

I am a researcher and an aspiring computer scientist, deeply passionate about 3D Vision and its applications. Currently, I am pursuing a Ph.D. in Computer Science at The University of Texas at Dallas, where I focus on Implicit 3D Graphics and Scene Reconstruction under the guidance of Dr. Xiaohu Guo.

Education & Research Journey

My journey in research began during my undergraduate studies in Computer Science and Engineering at Indian Institute of Technology (BHU) Varanasi, which I completed in 2019. During this time, I explored multiple research directions, collaborating with esteemed professors and researchers:

• Dr. Pratik Chattopadhyay – Worked on Broad Learning Systems, De-identification, and various applications of Neural Networks and Computer Vision.
• Dr. Shankar M. Venkatesan – Developed a Lip-Reading System at Samsung R&D Institute, Bangalore.
• Dr. Ravi S. Hegde – Researched Object Detection Feature Transfer from synthetic images to real-world images at IIT Gandhinagar.

These experiences have shaped my perspective on computer vision, machine learning, and 3D graphics, motivating me to explore new frontiers in 3D reconstruction and implicit representations in my Ph.D. research.

Gratitude & Vision

I am deeply grateful to my advisors and collaborators who have mentored and inspired me throughout my journey. Their guidance has shaped my understanding and passion for research.

My goal is to leverage my expertise to advance vision technologies and contribute meaningfully to the world. True to my name, Alakh—derived from Sanskrit, meaning that which cannot be perceived by the naked eye—I aspire to uncover visual information beyond what meets the eye, pushing the boundaries of perception and understanding in computer vision.

Personal Background

I grew up in Chandigarh and New Delhi, India. My curiosity for technology and problem-solving has driven me to push boundaries in research and innovation. I strive to keep learning, exploring, and making a positive impact.