About Me

I am a passionate researcher in computer vision and mobile sensing systems. I am currently pursuing my Ph.D. in National University of Singapore (NUS). My advisors are Prof. Chan Mun Choon in NUS and Prof. Jun Han in KAIST. I am approaching graduation and actively seeking job opportunities.

Research Interests

• Computer Vision
• Mobile Sensing Systems
• Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) and CPS Security
• Knowledge-Driven AI

My research interests are in the intersection of computer vision and mobile sensing systems, focusing on advancing Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) and addressing associated security and privacy challenges. Specifically, my research focuses on leveraging commodity cameras as a bridge between the cyber and physical worlds to address a broad range of real-world challenges and deliver tangible social benefits. This encompasses, but is not limited to, health protection, verifying the authenticity of physical and digital content, and safeguarding against privacy leaks. Additionally, my research also encompasses knowledge-guided machine and deep learning, with a focus on integrating scientific knowledge (e.g., physics priciples) to optimize models and transitioning from data-driven to knowledge-driven AI.

What’s New?

[Jun 2025]

• Our poster “CAMPrints: Leveraging the “Fingerprints” of Digital Cameras to Combat Image Theft” won the Best Poster Award at ACM MobiSys’25. This poster accompanies our full paper also presented at MobiSys’25.

[Apr 2025]

• Our paper “CAMPrints: Leveraging the “Fingerprints” of Digital Cameras to Combat Image Theft” is accepted and will appear at ACM MobiSys’25.

[Jul 2024]

• Our paper “Can I Hear Your Face? Pervasive Attack on Voice Authentication Systems with a Single Face Image” is accepted and will appear at USENIX Security’24.

[Jun 2024]

• Our paper “PowDew: Detecting Counterfeit Powdered Food Products using a Commodity Smartphone” won the Best Paper Award at ACM MobiSys’24.

[Apr 2024]

• Our paper “PowDew: Detecting Counterfeit Powdered Food Products using a Commodity Smartphone” is accepted and will appear at ACM MobiSys’24.
• Our poster “Towards Counterfeit Powdered Food Products Detection using a Commodity Smartphone” is accepted and will appear at ACM MobiSys’24. This poster accompanies our full paper also presented at MobiSys’24.

[Sep 2023]

• Our paper “Testing Masks and Air Filters With Your Smartphones” is accepted and will appear at ACM SenSys’23.

[Jun 2022]

• Our poster “On utilising smartphone cameras to detect counterfeit liquid food products” won the Best Poster Award at ACM MobiSys’22.

[May 2022]

• Our poster “On utilising smartphone cameras to detect counterfeit liquid food products” is accepted and will appear at ACM MobiSys’22. This poster accompanies our full paper also presented at MobiSys’22.

[Mar 2022]

• Our paper “Detecting counterfeit liquid food products in a sealed bottle using a smartphone camera” is accepted and will appear at ACM MobiSys’22.

[Nov 2021]

• Our paper is featured on several news/media including: Forbes, The Register, Y Combinator’s Hacker News, Techlog360, NewScientist, SPIEGEL, TechRadar, Bitdefender and others.

[Oct 2021]

• Our poster “On Utilizing Smartphone Time-of-Flight Sensors to Detect Hidden Spy Cameras” is accepted and will appear at ACM SenSys’21. This poster accompanies our full paper also presented at SenSys’21.
• Our paper “LAPD: Hidden Spy Camera Detection using Smartphone Time-of-Flight Sensors” is accepted and will appear at ACM SenSys’21.

[Aug 2020]

• I join National University of Singapore as a graduate tutor and Ph.D. candidate in School of Computing, Department of Computer Science.

[Jul 2020]

• Our paper “Exploring Eye Movement Data with Image-Based Clustering” is published at Journal of Visualization. This work extends our previous paper presented at VINCI’2019.

[May 2020]

• I complete my Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science in National University of Singapore.
• My dissertation “A Real-time Caustics and Global illumination Rendering Framework with RTX Technology” is submitted.

[Sep 2019]

• Our paper “EyeClouds: A Visualization and Analysis Tool for Exploring Eye Movement Data” is published at VINCI’2019. This work is done during my visit to Eindhoven University of Technology.

[Feb 2019]

• I visit Eindhoven University of Technology as an exchange student.

[May 2018]

• I start my six-month internship as a software engineer at Paypal Singapore Development Centre.

[Apr 2018]

• Our VR detective game prototype “ByStanders” is demonstrated in the 12th SoC Term Project Showcase (STePS).

[Aug 2016]

• I join National Univeristy of Singapore for my Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science.