Hello. I am interested in ray-tracing, and GPGPU. I work on the OpenCL acceleration of the BRL-CAD librt rendering pipeline:

OCL librt TODO

Split struct hit in common.cl into two structs. One for shot() results and another for norm() results. This will reduce the amount of memory used to store temporary results between stages.
Execute prefix sums and reductions in clt_frame() on the device to eliminate round-trips.
Refactor code so single-hit and multi-hit don't require recompiling all the sources twice.
Cache the compiled binaries so things aren't recompiled on every launch.
Quadrics Primitives: HYP, SUPERELL.
Grids Primitives: DSP, EBM, VOL.
Composite Primitives: EXTRUDE, REVOLVE, PIPE, METABALL.
Instancing Primitive: SUBMODEL.
Make Phong shader results look 100% similar to ANSI C librt.
Don't intersect primitives twice. This requires a dynamic memory allocator.
Smarter kernel scheduling for reduce thread divergence. For example coallesce all the quadric intersections.
Spatial partitioning (perhaps a hybrid Kd-tree) in order to have early exit on scenes with high depth complexity.
UV routines for all OCL implemented primitives.
BREP support.
BOT plate mode.
FASTGEN support (both CLINE primitive and bool.cl code).

OCL librt Development Status

Refactored dispatcher, shoot, optical renderer to process many rays in parallel when rendering an image or block.
HLBVH object partitioning builder in C. traversal in OCL.
GPU side database storage of OCL implemented primitives.
Ported compute intensive or critical parts of the dispatcher, boolean evaluation, optical renderer to OCL.
OCL dispatcher that performs the shot routines for a whole frame.
OCL rasterizer that does the pixel pushing for a whole frame.
OCL lighting modes: Phong, Diffuse, Surface Normals.
OCL lighting modes: Multi-hit transparent (Single Stage Render Pipeline only).
ARB8, EHY, ELL, EPA, ETO, PART, REC, RHC, RPC, SPH, TGC, TOR shot routines in OCL.
Surface normal routines for all OCL implemented primitives.
CPU HLBVH BOT shot construction with OCL traversal and interpolated per pixel normals.