#10 - Chung Min Kim: NeRF, 3D Vision, and Reasons to do a PhD

Thinking About Computers
09/03/2024 1h 37min Temporada 1 Episodio 10

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A conversation with Chung Min Kim. Chung Min is a 2nd year PhD student at UC Berkeley working with Ken Goldberg and Angjoo Kanazawa on 3D computer vision and robotics.

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