Achuta Kadambi
Assistant Professor
Electrical and Computer Engineering Department
Primary Area: Signals and Systems
Previously: M.I.T. (PhD)
Office #56-147J, 420 Westwood Plaza, Los Angeles CA
Phone: (310) 206-0853
E-mail:
Lab: Visual Machines Group
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Research and Teaching Interests:
Computational Imaging, Computer Vision, Robotics, Machine Learning, Medical Devices |
| 2020 | Google Faculty Award |
| 2019 | Forbes 30 Under 30, Science |
| 2019 | Sony Young Faculty Award (Imaging) |
| 2019 | NSF Research Initiation Award (CRII) |
| 2018 | Best Paper Award, Int Conf on Comp. Photography |
| 2017 | Best Papers Issue, Int Journal of Computer Vision |
| 2016 | Best Presentation Award, Comp Vision and Patt Recog VIEW |
| 2016 | Rahamimoff Award, US-Israel Science Foundation |
| 2016 | Lemelson-MIT Student Prize |
| 2015 | Scientific American, World Changing Idea of 2015 |
| 2014 | Qualcomm Innovation Fellowship |
| 2013 | Draper Fellowship |
| 2011 | Chancellor’s Scholar, Univ Calif, Berkeley |
| Five Selected Publications |
- A Kadambi, and R Raskar. “Rethinking machine vision ToF with GHz heterodyning” IEEE Access 2017.
- A Kadambi, V Taamazyan, B Shi, and R Raskar. “Depth sensing using geometrically constrained..” IJCV 2017
- A Kadambi, J Schiel, and R Raskar “Macroscopic interferometry..” CVPR 2016
- A Kadambi, H Zhao, B Shi, and R Raskar. “Occluded imaging..” ACM ToG (pres SIGGRAPH 2016)
- A Kadambi, V Taamazyan, B Shi, and R Raskar.”Polarized 3d..” ICCV 2015
- US Patent #9,405,008, Multi-frequency Camera
- US Patent #9,638,801, Compressive LIDAR
- US Patent #9,778,363, Transient Deconvolution
- US Patent #9,897,698, Shuttered 3D Imaging
- US Patent #9,897,699, Virtual Sensor Array
