greetings!
I'm Abhinit Sati, a Computer Science PhD student at Boston University advised by Dr. Emily Whiting and co-advised by Dr. Edward Chien. My primary research focus is solving problems in the domain of computational fabrication. Specifically, I work on developing computational methods to improve the efficiency and performance of physical artifacts. Before heading to Boston, I got my Master's degree in Computer Science from Clemson University with a focus on Visual Computing, where I was supervised by Dr. Victor Zordan and Dr. Ioannis Karamouzas. I got my undergraduate degree in Computer Science from University of Mumbai in 2019.
Highlights
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Real time rendering with ShaderToy
Recursive path tracing, can also produce caustics
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Volumetric renderer
Rendering volumes with voxel grids, implicit shapes and level sets
Research
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DIGISEW: Anisotropic Stitching for Variable Stretch in Textiles
Abhinit Sati, Ioannis Karamouzas, Victor Zordan
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A system for programming anisotropic physical behavior in cloth fabric
Master's thesis - Document link
Personal Projects
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Diffraction
Simulating diffraction effects by extending the PBRT source code
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Rigid Body simulation
Rigid bodies with arbitrary shapes, collisions also supported
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Microfacet surface effects
Rough diffuse surfaces, rough shiny surfaces, etc. Extensions to the PBRT library