AI vision / graphics / embedded intelligence

Lala Shakti Swarup Ray

PhD researcher building multimodal human motion understanding systems with 3D physics simulation, wearable sensing, and physics-informed learning.

Experience

A path through computer vision, embedded intelligence, and simulation-based research.

2019-2022

M.Sc. Computer Science

TU Kaiserslautern. Thesis on physics-informed dynamic pressure map generation from videos.

2021-2022

Research Assistant

Image Processing group, Fraunhofer ITWM Kaiserslautern.

2022-now

PhD Researcher

Embedded Intelligence Lab, DFKI Kaiserslautern.

2023-now

PhD, Computer Science

RPTU Kaiserslautern. 3D physics-based simulation and multimodal learning for human motion modeling.

Skills

Research code that lives between graphics engines and embedded signals.

Core

Multimodal motion AI

Simulation-assisted learning, sensor fusion, human activity recognition, and reconstruction.

Deep learning

Models that learn motion

Self-supervised, contrastive, generative, diffusion, and physics-informed models.

Embedded system

Sensors and edge signals

IMU, pressure, capacitive textiles, bio-impedance, ambient light, camera fusion.

Graphics & simulation

3D worlds and geometry

Blender, Unreal, Three.js, meshes, deformable surfaces, synthetic data, differentiable simulation.

Selected publications

Recent work across wearable computing, ubiquitous sensing, and simulation-assisted learning.

ACM IMWUT 2025

TxP: Reciprocal generation of ground pressure dynamics and activity descriptions

UIST 2025

ChairPose: Pressure-based chair morphology grounded sitting pose estimation

ISWC 2025

SimPHAR: Impedance-based activity recognition using 3D simulation and text-to-motion models

Scientific Reports 2024

Origami single-end capacitive sensing for continuous shape estimation

Achievements

Awarded research with a practical systems backbone.

Best Paper, ACM ISWC 2023 Best WIP Runner Up, IEEE PerCom 2024 Distinguished Paper, ACM IMWUT 2024 Best Paper, IEEE AMPS 2025 HASCA Challenge Winner, ACM UbiComp 2025

Contact

Let’s build systems that see, simulate, and sense the real world.