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Event Vision & Wavefront Data Platform

Eastern Region First Prize · Junzheng Fund selection

A physics-based desktop tool connecting atmospheric turbulence, optical spots, and event-camera responses.

July 1, 2026

End-to-end data generation

Turbulent wavefront → Shack–Hartmann spots → event stream

Desktop delivery

Five-view previews, HDF5 recording, parameter sweeps, and playback

Junzheng Fund selection

2026 · Soochow University · ultrafast wavefront sensing

The data-generation interface displaying the wavefront ground truth, Shack–Hartmann spots, and event spots
Software screenshot: the data-generation page displays the wavefront ground truth, Shack–Hartmann spots, and event spots. Reconstruction is disabled in this capture, leaving the two lower views empty. Click to view the original.

Results

The team’s “Rapid Vision” project won First Prize in the Eastern Region of the National Undergraduate Optoelectronic Design Competition. I developed the training-data software and participated in the presentation and defense.

Junzheng Fund research project

The related project on neuromorphic vision for ultrafast wavefront sensing was selected for the 2026 Junzheng Fund at Soochow University.

My contribution

Built a desktop platform for generating, recording, and replaying data, connecting atmospheric wavefronts, Shack–Hartmann spots, and event-camera responses.

  • Simulated Zernike wavefronts, layered turbulence, spots, slopes, and events.
  • Delivered five-view previews, individual and batch recording, parameter sweeps, and playback.
  • Stored parameters, units, and synchronized data in HDF5 for reproducible experiments.

Current status

Data generation and playback work, and live camera acquisition is connected. Live reconstruction remains incomplete. The competition award belongs to the team; my contribution focuses on the data software.

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