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  • 吴衔誉

    性 别 :男

    出生年月:1989年12月

    系 别:机电工程系

    学 位:博士

    职 称:校聘教授/博士生导师

  • 详细资料

    详细资料

    通讯地址:福建省福州市福州地区大学新区学园路2号 邮编:350108

    电子邮箱:xwu@fzu.edu.cn

    教育工作经历

    2018/09至今, 福州大学机械工程及自动化学院 机电工程系/机器人工程专业

    2012/08-2018/05,北卡罗莱纳州立大学机械工程硕士、博士

    2011/08-2012/08,普渡大学 电子与计算机工程 硕士

    2007/09-2011/07,电子科技大学 机械电子工程学院 学士

    主要教授课程:微机原理与接口技术、医学数字图像处理

    个人简介

    吴衔誉,现任福州大学机械工程及自动化学院校聘教授、博士生导师,入选福建省高层次人才(B类)、福州大学旗山学者。2011年获电子科技大学机械电子工程学士学位,2014年获北卡罗来纳州立大学机械工程硕士学位,2018年获该校机械工程博士学位。自2018年9月起任职于福州大学。

    长期从事智能计算成像、精密光学测量、神经形态视觉传感系统构建与计算等前沿交叉学科研究,核心研究方向为新型光学传感与计算成像技术。作为团队负责人,带领研究团队聚焦精密光学成像与测量仪器、高速光学成像、计算机视觉检测与人工智能的深度融合,致力于突破传统光学成像技术瓶颈。已成功研制多型具有自主知识产权的精密成像与测量仪器设备,研究成果在智能化安防监控、无人机遥感成像、材料无损检测与结构健康监测等重要领域得到广泛应用。其中自主研发的嵌入式光学成像测量系统已实现规模化部署与商业转化,累计产值超千万元。目前正积极推动人工智能与计算光学成像技术在先进制造、智能检测、医学成像与自主系统等新兴领域的创新应用与产业落地。

    作为项目负责人,主持承担国家级重点项目课题及多项部委和省级科研项目。近五年在IEEE TIP、IEEE TCI、Optics Express等国际高水平期刊及ICML等顶级学术会议发表论文四十余篇,授权发明专利二十余项。担任IEEE TCSVT、IEEE TCI、IEEE TIP、EAAI等多个高水平期刊审稿人,IEEE、OPTICA会员,多次受邀在国际学术会议上做邀请报告。

    研究方向:

    1. 智能计算光学成像与三维重建

    2. 视觉检测与智能控制

    3. 精密光学成像与测量仪器

    4. 神经形态视觉传感与计算

    近五年代表性学术成果:

    开源代码主页ai-lab-website: https://wangpuyun.github.io/ai-lab-website/

    【期刊论文】

    1. Yu K., Wang P., He H., & Wu X.* (2026). Structure-Aware Consistency Priors for Shape from Polarization in Complex Media. Proceedings of the 43rd International Conference on Machine Learning (ICML 2026), Seoul, South Korea, July 2026. (CCF-A类推荐国际顶级会议,Poster Presentation)

    2. Huang, F., Chen, Y., Wang, X., Wang, S., & Wu, X. (2023). Spectral Clustering Super-Resolution Imaging Based on Multispectral Camera Array. IEEE Transactions on Image Processing, 32, 1257-1271. (CCF-A类, SCI Q1, IF: 13.7, Top期刊)

    3. Zhang X, Wang X, Xu Y, et al. Polarization video frame interpolation for 3D human pose reconstruction with attention mechanism[J]. Optics and Lasers in Engineering, 2025, 193: 109046. (SCI Q1, IF: 3.7)

    4. Wu X, Chen J, Li P, et al. (2025). Deep learning-based polarization 3D imaging method for underwater targets. Optics Express, 33(2): 2068-2081. (SCI Q2, IF: 3.3)

    5. Huang, F., Cao R., Lin P., Zhou B., Wu, X. (2023). High-Efficiency Multispectral-Polarization Imaging System using Polarization Camera Array with Notch Filters. IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement. (SCI Q1, IF: 5.9)

    6. Wu, X., Zhou, B., Huang, F., Lin, P., & Cao, R. (2022). Super-Resolution Thermal Imaging Using Uncooled Infrared Sensors for Non-Destructive Testing of Adhesively Bonded Joints. IEEE Sensors Journal, 22(14), 14415-14423. (SCI Q1, IF: 4.325, Top期刊)

    7. Wu X, Zhou B, Wang X, et al. (2023). SwinIPISR: A super-resolution method for infrared polarization imaging sensors via swin transformer. IEEE Sensors Journal, 24(1): 468-477. (SCI Q1, IF: 4.5, Top期刊)

    8. Huang, F., Ren, H., Wu, X., & Wang, P. (2021). Flexible Foveated Imaging Using a Single Risley-Prism Imaging System. Optics Express, 29(24), 40072-40090. (SCI Q1, IF: 3.833, Top期刊)

    9. Yao, Y., He, Y., Qi, D., Cao, F., Yao, J., Ding, P., ... & Zhang, S. (2021). Single-shot real-time ultrafast imaging of femtosecond laser fabrication. ACS Photonics, 8(3), 738-744. (SCI Q1, IF: 7.077)

    10. Wang X, Zhou B, Peng J, et al. (2024). Enhancing three-source cross-modality image fusion with improved DenseNet for infrared polarization and visible light images. Infrared Physics & Technology, 141: 105493. (SCI Q2, IF: 3.4)

    11. Wang X, Chen Y, Peng J, et al. (2024). LVTSR: Learning visible image texture network for infrared polarization super-resolution imaging. Optics Express, 32(17): 29078-29098. (SCI Q2, IF: 3.3)

    12. Huang F, Wang X, Chen Y, et al. (2024). Bio-inspired foveal super-resolution method for multi-focal-length images based on local gradient constraints. Optics Express, 32(11): 19333-19351. (SCI Q2, IF: 3.3)

    13. Huang F, Chen Y, Wang X, et al. (2024). Joint constraints of guided filtering based confidence and nonlocal sparse tensor for color polarization super-resolution imaging. Optics Express, 32(2): 2364-2391. (SCI Q2, IF: 3.3)

    Dr. Xianyu Wu is a Professor and Ph.D. Supervisor at the School of Mechanical Engineering and Automation, Fuzhou University. He is a recipient of the Fujian Province High-Level Talent (Class B) award and the Qishan Scholar award at Fuzhou University. He received his B.E. in Mechatronics Engineering from the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (UESTC) in 2011, M.S. in Mechanical Engineering from North Carolina State University in 2014, and Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from the same institution in 2018. He joined Fuzhou University in September 2018.

    His long-term research focuses on the interdisciplinary frontiers of intelligent computational imaging, precision optical measurement, and neuromorphic visual sensing system construction and computation, with a core research direction in novel optical sensing and computational imaging technologies. As the team leader, he directs a research group dedicated to the deep integration of precision optical imaging and measurement instruments, high-speed optical imaging, computer vision detection, and artificial intelligence, striving to break through the bottlenecks of traditional optical imaging technologies. He has successfully developed multiple types of precision imaging and measurement instruments with independent intellectual property rights, whose research achievements have been widely applied in important fields such as intelligent security monitoring, UAV remote sensing imaging, non-destructive material testing, and structural health monitoring.

    Dr. Wu serves as a reviewer for multiple high-impact journals including IEEE TCSVT, IEEE TCI, IEEE TIP, and EAAI. He is a member of IEEE and OPTICA, and has been invited to deliver keynote/invited talks at international academic conferences on multiple occasions. He leads a research team focused on the interdisciplinary integration of precision optical imaging and measurement instruments, high-speed optical imaging, computer vision inspection, and artificial intelligence, with the goal of driving innovative applications of AI and computational optical imaging in advanced manufacturing, intelligent inspection, medical imaging, and autonomous systems.