Gary Sun

Title: Gary Sun and Deferred Neural Lighting in Augmented Image Generation

Introduction

Gary Sun is an inventor based in Waterloo, Canada. His patent work concerns augmented image generation and neural rendering, with a focus on changing the lighting appearance of an augmented scene.

Latest Patents

Sun is associated with one patent, 1 patent, titled “Deferred Neural Lighting in Augmented Image Generation.” The invention describes generating a lighting representation of a real-world scene from a panoramic image, augmenting the scene with an object representation, and producing image buffers. A neural deferred rendering model then processes those buffers alongside source and target lighting representations to generate an augmented image with the appearance of the selected target light source.

Career Highlights

Sun is associated with Waabi Canada Inc. His patent highlights work at the intersection of neural rendering, lighting representation, and augmented image generation.

Collaborations

The provided information lists Ava Pun and Jingkang Wang as Sun’s coworkers. Their names are associated with his professional context, though specific roles in the patent are not provided.

Conclusion

Gary Sun’s patent describes a neural rendering approach for adapting lighting in augmented images, reflecting his work in image generation and augmented-scene technology.