Wenhao Ding is a Research Scientist in NVIDIAs Autonomous Vehicle Research Group. A Ph. D. graduate from Carnegie Mellon University, his expertise lies in 3D perception, motion planning, and generative models for autonomous driving. He is also an active reviewer for top-tier AI conferences like CVPR and NeurIPS.
Outside of his research, Wenhao is a passionate drone hobbyist and a skilled photography enthusiast. He actively pursues these creative interests, capturing and sharing his work online, which showcases a blend of artistic and scientific talents.
His research project, MagicDrive, focuses on creating realistic and controllable long-term simulations for autonomous driving.
Wenhao Ding
Research Scientist at NVIDIA
San Jose, California, United States
Overview
Topics They Care About
Autonomous Driving
His career is centered on autonomous vehicle research at NVIDIA, focusing on critical challenges like 3D perception and motion planning.
Generative Models
He develops and applies generative AI for complex tasks, such as creating realistic, long-term driving simulations in his MagicDrive project.
3D Perception
A core theme in his published research involves understanding and reconstructing 3D environments, which is fundamental for robotics and autonomous systems.
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Work History
6-2024
Research Scientist at NVIDIA
8-2019 - 5-2024
Research Assistant at Carnegie Mellon University
6-2023 - 12-2023
Research Intern at NVIDIA
5-2022 - 8-2022
Applied Scientist Intern at Amazon Lab126
5-2021 - 8-2021
Machine Learning Research Intern at Bosch Center for Artificial Intelligence (BCAI)
Education
8-2019 - 5-2024
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD from Carnegie Mellon University
2020 - 2022
Master of Science - MS from Carnegie Mellon University School of Computer Science
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