Shohei Mori

Keio University, University of Stuttgart

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Shohei Mori is a leading researcher in diminished reality (DR) and extended reality (XR), with a focus on seamlessly merging real and virtual environments. His foundational work, "Design and Construction of Data Acquisition Facilities for Diminished Reality Research" (2016, 6 citations), established critical infrastructure for studying interactive techniques that delete or diminish undesirable objects from perceived scenes—a key challenge in augmented and mixed reality. Mori's contributions have shaped how researchers evaluate DR systems, providing standardized workflows for data acquisition and assessment. More recently, his survey "Radiance Fields in XR" (2025, 1 citation) explores how radiance fields like 3D Gaussian Splatting and NeRF are revolutionizing photorealistic view synthesis for XR, offering a comprehensive roadmap for integrating these technologies into interactive applications. By bridging the gap between computer graphics and perception, Mori's work enables more immersive, believable XR experiences. His research continues to influence how virtual and real worlds coexist, making him a pivotal figure in advancing the next generation of spatial computing.