Albert Redo-Sanchez, PhD
Professor, Universidad de Zaragoza · Graphics and Imaging Lab
Computational imaging: seeing around corners, through objects and beyond the visible.
Albert Redo-Sanchez is a Professor at the Universidad de Zaragoza and a member of the Graphics and Imaging Lab, where he works on non-line-of-sight and transient imaging: reconstructing scenes that are hidden from direct view. His career spans academia and industry, from research at the MIT Media Lab, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and the University of Barcelona to leading terahertz technology at das-Nano, business development at Zomega Terahertz Corporation and optical design at Brelyon. He has authored 21 journal papers and is an inventor on 18 patents.
Recent highlights
- 2026Transient polarimetry, poster at SIGGRAPH 2026.
- 2025Artifact-resilient real-time holography published in ACM Transactions on Graphics.
- 2024Time-gated polarization for active non-line-of-sight imaging presented at SIGGRAPH Asia 2024, Tokyo.
- 2024Invited talk on the Dirac-notation framework for NLOS imaging at Optics, Photonics and Lasers, Valencia.
Projects
Seeing around corners
Reconstructing scenes hidden from view using light that bounces off a visible wall.
Reading a closed book
Reading letters on the pages of a closed stack of paper with terahertz time-gated spectral imaging.
High-speed terahertz scanner
An ellipsoidal-mirror terahertz scanner imaging large areas at up to 250 frames per second.
Space Shuttle foam inspection
A portable terahertz system for non-destructive inspection of Space Shuttle insulation foam.
Selected publications
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Nature Communications2016
Terahertz time-gated spectral imaging for content extraction through layered structures
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ACM Transactions on Graphics2025
Artifact-resilient real-time holography
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SIGGRAPH Asia2024
Time-Gated Polarization for Active Non-Line-Of-Sight Imaging
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Optics Express2024
Cohesive framework for non-line-of-sight imaging based on Dirac notation
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Optica2016
Sweep distortion removal from terahertz images via blind demodulation
All publications and patents →
Research areas
- Non-line-of-sight (NLOS) imaging
- Transient imaging
- Computer vision and machine learning
- Modeling and simulation
- Terahertz technology
- Non-destructive testing
Skillset
Code and data processing
Python, C/C++, Matlab, Mathematica, LabView
Design
Zemax, SolidWorks, Fusion360, VRED
Research
Experiment design, execution, data modeling, analysis and reporting; proof-of-concept experiments and prototyping up to a minimum viable product (MVP)
Management
Project planning, execution and supervision; proposal writing and funding
Sales and business development
Customer requirements collection and analysis; relationships with distributors; commercial product development