About Me
I am Dong-Ha Shin, a first-year M.S. student in the Computational Imaging Group, led by Prof. Seung-Hwan Baek.
During my undergraduate studies, I was affiliated with the Integrated Plasmonics and Optical Device Laboratory, advised by Prof. Seung-Yeol Lee.
My research interests broadly lie in co-designing novel systems at the intersection of optics, vision, graphics, and artificial intelligence. I believe the multi-dimensional nature of light holds expressive power and untapped potential that extend well beyond conventional 2D intensity images.
As part of my military service, I led the development of a globally deployed Road-Information-as-a-Service (RiaaS)—currently operating in real-world environments across cities including New York City and Seoul— encompassing edge-device systems, AI model training, on-device AI deployment, and full web services. Additionally, through the NamuhX project, I collaborated with Qualcomm, designing and implementing both an on-device NPU acceleration pipeline and a voice-interactive AI agent.

Publications
Complex-Valued Holographic Radiance Fields
Yicheng Zhan, Dong-Ha Shin, Seung-Hwan Baek, and Kaan Akşit
arXiv 2025 (under review)

Hologram Upscaling for Viewing Angle Expansion Using Light Field Extrapolation with Object Detection Algorithm
Dong-Ha Shin, Chee-Hyeok Song, and Seung-Yeol Lee
Current Optics and Photonics, Vol. 9, Issue 1, pp. 55–64, 2025

A Technique for Interpreting and Adjusting Depth Information of each Plane by Applying an Object Detection Algorithm to Multi-plane Light-field Image Converted from Hologram Image
Young-Gyu Bae, Dong-Ha Shin, and Seung-Yeol Lee
Journal of Broadcast Engineering, Vol. 28, No. 1, January 2023
