Nick Weidner
PhD Student
Texas A&M University
Currently pursuing a PhD in Computer Science at Texas A&M University, I am a member of the TAMU Computer Graphics Lab working under Dr. Shinjiro Sueda on physical simulation and computation fabrication. Before starting my PhD I recieved a Masters degree from the University of South Carolina working under Dr. Ioannis Rekleitis in the Autonomous Field Robotics Lab. I also received a BS in Computer Science and Math from the University of South Carolina in 2016.
Publications
ConJac: Large Steps in Dynamic Simulation [BEST PAPER AWARD]
Nicholas Weidner, Theodore Kim, and Shinjiro Sueda
Motion, Interaction, and Games, 1-8, N. Charleston, SC, October 16-18 2020.
Nicholas Weidner, Theodore Kim, and Shinjiro Sueda
Motion, Interaction, and Games, 1-8, N. Charleston, SC, October 16-18 2020.
REDMAX: Efficient & Flexible Approach for Articulated Dynamics
Ying Wang, Nicholas Weidner, Margaret A Baxter, Yura Hwang, Danny M. Kaufman, and Shinjiro Sueda
ACM Transaction on Graphics, 38 (4) 104:1-104:10 (SIGGRAPH), 2019.
Ying Wang, Nicholas Weidner, Margaret A Baxter, Yura Hwang, Danny M. Kaufman, and Shinjiro Sueda
ACM Transaction on Graphics, 38 (4) 104:1-104:10 (SIGGRAPH), 2019.
Eulerian-on-Lagrangian Cloth Simulation
Nicholas Weidner, Kyle Peddington, David I.W. Levin, and Shinjiro Sueda
ACM Transaction on Graphics, 37 (4) 50:1-50:11 (SIGGRAPH), 2018.
Nicholas Weidner, Kyle Peddington, David I.W. Levin, and Shinjiro Sueda
ACM Transaction on Graphics, 37 (4) 50:1-50:11 (SIGGRAPH), 2018.
Underwater cave mapping using stereo vision
Nicholas Weidner, Sharmin Rahman, Alberto Quattrini Li, and Ioannis Rekleitis
IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation, 2017.
Nicholas Weidner, Sharmin Rahman, Alberto Quattrini Li, and Ioannis Rekleitis
IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation, 2017.