Haebeom Jung

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I am an Integrated Ph.D. student in the Interdisciplinary Program in Artificial Intelligence at Seoul National University, advised by Jaesik Park. My research interests include sensor calibration, novel view synthesis, and 3D reconstruction.

Before starting my Ph.D., I completed my military service and worked as a robotics software engineer at Kakao Mobility and Stryx, focusing on LiDAR-based localization, SLAM, and robot navigation.

I received my B.S. degree in Robotics from Kwangwoon University. During my undergraduate years, I was awarded a full scholarship through my active involvement in the university’s robotics team, RO:BIT, where I served as the team leader of the Humanoid division.



News

Mar 09, 2026 NEW! Selected as a Jeonghun Foundation Scholar for Ph.D. studies.
Feb 01, 2026 TLC-Calib will be presented at ICRA 2026!
Jan 13, 2026 Our paper on targetless LiDAR–camera calibration has been accepted to RA-L 2026!
Sep 19, 2025 Our paper on 3DGS densification sampling has been accepted to NeurIPS 2025!
Sep 01, 2024 Funded by the Korean Ministry of Education, awarded to 750 master’s students nationwide.

Publications

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    Targetless LiDAR-Camera Calibration with Neural Gaussian Splatting
    Haebeom Jung, Namtae Kim, Jungwoo Kim, and Jaesik Park
    IEEE RA-L (with ICRA ’26 Presentation), 2026
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    Metropolis-Hastings Sampling for 3D Gaussian Reconstruction
    Hyunjin Kim, Haebeom Jung, and Jaesik Park
    NeurIPS, 2025

Honors & Awards (Selected)

Jeonghun Foundation Ph.D. Scholarship
Mar 01, 2026 — Jeonghun Foundation
Scholarship awarded to support doctoral studies.
M.S. Research Funding
Sep 01, 2024 — Korean Ministry of Education
Funding from the Korean Ministry of Education, granted to 750 master’s students selected across the nation. ($12,000)
SNU AI Fellowship (M.S. Program)
Sep 01, 2023 — Seoul National University
Four-semester scholarship awarded to AI graduate students at Seoul National University.
3rd Place, RoboCup Canada
Jun 01, 2018 — RoboCup Federation
Team Leader, Kidsize Humanoid Robot Technical Challenge, showcasing intelligent humanoid capabilities.
Winner, IRC (Intelligence Humanoid Robot Sports)
Oct 01, 2017 — Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy
Intelligent humanoid autonomous sports competition using computer vision. (Prize: $2,000)