Image + X — images as connective fabric between artificial intelligence, computer graphics, computer vision, robotics, human-computer interaction, and computational imaging.
Images are everywhere — images are a universal medium that captures daily experiences, encodes structures in nature, enables the creation of synthetic visual worlds, and drives intelligent systems transforming how we perceive and interact with the world.
We bring together visual research across disciplines, exploring the intersection of images with domains such as AI, graphics, robotics, and scientific imaging. Our goal is to unify the visual computing community — from capturing physical signals to understanding and generating images, and enabling interaction between humans, machines, and their environment.
We foster a collaborative research community through weekly PIXL Lunch Seminars, invited speaker talks, and an annual PIXL Retreat. These activities provide a platform to share ongoing work, exchange ideas, and build connections across groups, helping grow a vibrant ecosystem for visual computing at Princeton.