Maxine Perroni-Scharf

Hello! I'm Maxine, a computer science student with interests in computational fabrication, computer graphics and computer vision.

I am a first-year PhD student in EECS at MIT where I will be advised by Professor Stefanie Mueller. I recently completed a research-based master's degree at Princeton University, where I am advised by Professor Szymon Rusinkiewicz and supported by an Assistantship in Instruction. I completed my undergrad at Dartmouth College, where I majored in Math and Computer Science, and minored in Digital arts. I was advised by Professor Devin Balkcom, and I also worked with Professor Xia Zhou in Dartnets Lab. In 2021, I spent a wonderful summer working as an intern at Adobe Research with Yannick Hold-Geoffroy, Kalyan Sunkavalli and J Eisenmann. In my free time, I love to make art!

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Optimizing and 3D printing surfaces that have view-dependent appearance.

Augmenting synthetic 3D data by replacing PBR materials with procedural materials.

Modular soft robots that can manipulate objects and locomote individually and together.

Wireless laser-based 3D localization across the air-water interface.

3D-modeling based method for displaying total skin electron therapy dosage on patients.

Below are some other independent research and coding projects I have undertaken.

Using a GAN and autoencoder for performing novel view synthesis on graphite sketches of chairs.

Using identity-based prompts to uncover toxicity and biases in GPT-3.

A planar robot system that can manipulate a puck across the surface.

A VR forest exploration game for Oculus Quest.

This website was adapted from Jon Barron's website code.