Zipeng Wang

I am a second-year Ph.D. student in Computer Science at HKUST, advised by Prof. Dan Xu. I am currently working on 3D reconstruction and perception, with a focus on improving the time and memory efficiency.

Prior to that, I received my MPhil degree from HKUST(GZ), advised by Prof. Lin Wang. I received my B.Eng. degree from Beihang University.

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News

  • 2026.04 New website launched.

Research

I am interested in efficient 3D reconstruction and perception. Most of my research is about reconstructing and understanding the 3D world from images in a time/memory efficient manner. I've also worked on event cameras, a novel type of sensor that captures the changes in intensity of light over time.

FlashVGGT cover figure FlashVGGT: Efficient and Scalable Visual Geometry Transformers with Compressed Descriptor Attention
Zipeng Wang, Dan Xu
CVPR, 2026
project page / arXiv

Accelerate VGGT with more efficient global attention for ~10x faster inference on 1K images and scaling to 3K+ images.

HyRF cover figure HyRF : Hybrid Radiance Fields for Memory-efficient and High-quality Novel View Synthesis
Zipeng Wang, Dan Xu
NeurIPS, 2025
project page / arXiv / code

Combining neural scene representations with 3DGS rasterization for SOTA quality, NeRF size and 3DGS speed.

PyGS cover figure PyGS : Large-scale Scene Representation with Pyramidal 3D Gaussian Splatting
Zipeng Wang, Dan Xu
Preprint, 2024
project page / arXiv

Representing large 3D scenes with a hierarchical assembly of Gaussians arranged in a pyramidal fashion.

Co-Occ cover figure Co-Occ: Coupling Explicit Feature Fusion with Volume Rendering Regularization for Multi-Modal 3D Semantic Occupancy Prediction
Jingyi Pan, Zipeng Wang, Lin Wang
IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters, 2024
project page / arXiv / code

NeRF-style implicit volume rendering helps LiDAR-camera feature fusion in occupancy prediction.

EvINR cover figure Revisit Event Generation Model: Self-Supervised Learning of Event-to-Video Reconstruction with Implicit Neural Representations
Zipeng Wang, Yunfan LU, Lin Wang
ECCV, 2024
project page / arXiv / code

Use a fully connected MLP to implicitly solve the event generation equation and reconstruct intensity from event streams.

EGVSR cover figure Learning Spatial-Temporal Implicit Neural Representations for Event-Guided Video Super-Resolution
Yunfan Lu, Zipeng Wang, Minjie Liu, Hongjian Wang, Lin Wang
CVPR, 2023
project page / arXiv / code

Spatial-Temporal super-resolutiion with event cameras with an implicit neural representation formation.

Teaching

  • Teaching Assistant, Introduction to Python Programming - Fall 2025/26
  • Teaching Assistant, Deep 2D and 3D Visual Scene Understanding - Spring 2024/25

Source code from Jon Barron's personal website.