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Seunghui Shin

6 accepted papers

2026

DRIM: Depth Restoration with Interference Mitigation in Multiple LiDAR Depth Cameras

ICRA 2026poster

LiDAR depth cameras are widely used for accurate depth measurement in various applications. However, when multiple cameras operate simultaneously, mutual interference causes artifacts in the captured depth data, which existing image restoration methods struggle to handle. In this paper, we propose D…

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2026

Keep it SymPL: Symbolic Projective Layout for Allocentric Spatial Reasoning in Vision-Language Models

CVPR 2026

Perspective-aware spatial reasoning involves understanding spatial relationships from specific viewpoints--either egocentric (observer-centered) or allocentric (object-centered).While vision-language models (VLMs) perform well in egocentric settings, their performance deteriorates when reasoning fro

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2026

Squeezing the Last Drop of Accuracy: Hand-Eye Calibration Via Deep Reinforcement Learning-Guided Pose Tuning

ICRA 2026poster

Hand-eye calibration is a fundamental task in robotics, requiring high precision to ensure accurate manipulation. This is especially crucial for recent markerless methods, which depend on precise pose estimation for effective end-effector calibration. In this paper, we propose a novel approach that …

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2025

DRIM: Depth Restoration With Interference Mitigation in Multiple LiDAR Depth Cameras

RA-L 2025

LiDAR depth cameras are widely used for accurate depth measurement in various applications. However, when multiple cameras operate simultaneously, mutual interference causes artifacts in the captured depth data, which existing image restoration methods struggle to handle. In this paper, we propose D

Cited by 0SourceScholar
2025

Squeezing the Last Drop of Accuracy: Hand-Eye Calibration via Deep Reinforcement Learning-Guided Pose Tuning

RA-L 2025

Hand-eye calibration is a fundamental task in robotics, requiring high precision to ensure accurate manipulation. This is especially crucial for recent markerless methods, which depend on precise pose estimation for effective end-effector calibration. In this paper, we propose a novel approach that

Cited by 0SourceScholar