Jun‐Hai Yong

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Jun-Hai Yong is a leading researcher in computer graphics and geometric modeling, with a focus on immersive 3D scene reconstruction and computational geometry. His most impactful work includes the development of "Parallax360," a stereoscopic 360° scene representation that enables head-motion parallax and six degrees-of-freedom (6-DoF) novel view synthesis for virtual reality, earning 49 citations. In "InteractionFusion," he pioneered joint hand-pose tracking and 3D object reconstruction during hand-object interactions, a critical contribution to human-computer interaction and robotics, with 30 citations. Yong has also made foundational contributions to geometric computing, including algorithms for computing minimum distances between points and B-spline surfaces (21 citations) and between implicit algebraic surfaces (19 citations), which are widely used in CAD and robotics. His recent work on ellipse fitting via multi-scale smoothing and key-point searching (2024) continues to advance precision in geometric analysis. With a career spanning over a decade, Yong’s research bridges theoretical geometry and practical VR/AR applications, making him a key figure in enabling realistic, interactive digital environments.

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Top Papers

1. 1
   Parallax360: Stereoscopic 360° Scene Representation for Head-Motion Parallax

   49 citations · 2018
2. 2
   InteractionFusion

   30 citations · 2019
3. 3
   Computing the minimum distance between a point and a clamped B-spline surface

   21 citations · 2009
4. 4
   Computing minimum distance between two implicit algebraic surfaces

   19 citations · 2006
5. 5
   Improving ellipse fitting via multi-scale smoothing and key-point searching

   4 citations · 2024

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