Pramish Paudel

I am a researcher at INSAIT, where I am fortunate to work with Prof. Luc Van Gool and Prof. Dr. Danda Pani Paudel.

I work on AI models that learn an accurate dynamic representation of the world from video and use it to plan. I believe such a representation needs three properties:

  1. the notion of objects emerges;
  2. appearance and motion are disentangled;
  3. objects persist when hidden (object permanence).

My latest work, iSEE, learns all three from video without labels.

I did my B.E. in Computer Engineering at Pulchowk Campus, Tribhuvan University, Nepal. My thesis was published at ECCV 2024 as iHuman, the first-ever top-tier computer vision conference paper from a Nepalese institute.

I am applying to PhD programs for Fall 2027.

Pramish Paudel at the ECCV 2024 poster session in Milan

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