Alumnus
My research is about kinematic modelling and tracking the human body. I am most interested in markerless tracking using computer vision techniques, and I am a member of both the Motion Research Group and the Vision and Image Processing Lab at UWaterloo.
Interests
| Fields | Applications |
|---|---|
| Computer vision | Rehabilitation systems |
| Monte Carlo methods | Sports engineering |
| Kinematic modelling | Performance arts |
| Markerless tracking |
Research
Masters
Texture-Illumination Guided Global Energy Response (TIGGER) for object saliency - Human pose estimation using a multi-rigid-body model via Iterative Closest Point (ICP) registration
- Quasi-Monte Carlo methods for point cloud sampling
- Applications of research to performance art
Undergrad
- Colour-based gesture recognition for American Sign Language via Hidden Markov Models
More info
my LinkedIn profile List of my publications on Vision and Image Processing website.
Affiliation:
University of Waterloo
