Shohei Mori

Dr. Shohei Mori is a Junior Research Group Leader at the Institute for Visualization and Interactive Systems (VISUS) within the University of Stuttgart. His work centers on computational Mediated Reality, integrating Augmented Reality (AR) and Diminished Reality (DR) to advance human-centered visual computing applications.

• Key Research Areas: Mediated Reality, Visual Computing, and Computational Photography
• Applications: Education, Entertainment Technology, and Cinematography

Recent publications highlight his focus on neural rendering techniques, RGB-D inpainting methodologies, and addressing reproducibility challenges in immersive technologies. Collaborations with researchers like Dieter Schmalstieg and Denis Kalkofen underscore interdisciplinary efforts in both technical innovation and educational applications.

Dr. Mori’s contributions to AR/DR include:

• Developing Neural Bokeh for cinematographic mixed reality effects
• Advancing DeepDR for structure-aware scene editing
• Proposing frameworks to resolve replication issues in DR research
• Creative educational tools like the AR Hero guitar tutorial system