CTO at illoca, where we are building Plamo—an AI-native 3D modeling tool that turns sketches, photos, and text into fully editable parametric models—and Tracing Paper for architectural design.
My work bridges generative AI, 3D/4D visual computing, and tools for spatial design. Previously, I led the 3D/4D generation team on the Creative Vision team at Snap Research. I received my PhD from UC Merced, advised by Prof. Ming-Hsuan Yang.
illoca is building AI-native tools for 2D drafting and 3D modeling. Our products keep AI output editable so designers can move from intent to structured design data.
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Turn sketches, photos, or text into fully editable, parametric 3D models. Spend less time manually modeling and more time designing.
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Architectural design
illoca is creating an intelligent canvas for architectural design: a way for architects to stay close to sketches, markups, references, and language while producing editable 2D and 3D design data.
The product direction is simple: keep the creative act lightweight, make the AI outputs editable, and let designers move fluidly between early concepts and structured architectural representations.
