Computer Vision

The Computer Vision Group tackles the fundamental research issues of vision geometry, multi-view 3D reconstruction, object recognition, statistical machine learning, real time vision systems, as well as medical image analysis and bionic eyes research. The group leader is Professor Richard Hartley, who is a pioneer and a world leading expert in the area of computer vision. Our group have close collaborations with the VISTA Program at CRL NICTA.

Recently completed PhD Students

Gordon Cheng (2000)	"Vision-based Mobile Robot Navigation: A Qualitative Approach"
Jochen Heinzmann (2001)	"Safe human-robot interaction using a visual interface"
Rochelle O'Hagan (2001)	"Vision-based gesture recognition as an interface to virtual environments"
Simon Thompson (2002)	"A multi-level spatial memory for vision-based mobile robot localisation"
Gareth Loy (2003)	"Computer vision to see people : a basis for enhanced human computer interaction"
Pei Yean Lee (2005)	"Geometric Optimization for Computer Vision"
Chanop Silpa-Anan (2006)	"Towards Visual Map Building, Localisation and Navigation"
Kirsty Sim (2006)	"Multiple View Geometry and Convex Optimization"

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