Vision Lab
Center of Excellence for Computational Intelligence and Machine Vision
The mission of the Vision Lab is to invent new technologies for sensor-based information extraction and automatic decision-making and to train undergraduate and graduate students to become outstanding candidates to learn, lead and serve in the areas of machine intelligence and autonomous systems.
Our primary strategic goals include developing new algorithms and architectures for real-time applications in the areas of signal processing, image processing, computer vision, pattern recognition, artificial neural networks and bio-mimetic object-vision recognition. We offer UD students and employees opportunities to collaborate on projects, journal papers, dissertations and theses. We also continue to strive for new connections and maintain current relationships with several leading universities around the world, local and national businesses, and U.S. Armed Forces in an effort to continue conducting collaborative and interdisciplinary research on several topics of mutual interest.
Congratulations and best wishes in your future endeavors, Forever Flyers!
Zhiyuan Xie, Nina Marie Singer and Wes Baldwin, Doctor of Philosophy in Electrical Engineering
Anurag Mallik and Aqsa Sultana, Master of Science in Computer Engineering (continuing with Vision Lab for Doctor of Philosophy in Electrical Engineering)
Adam Steiner, Master of Science in Electrical Engineering
Garrett Fitzgerald and Jonathan Paul Schierl, Master of Science in Computer Engineering
Human-Automation Collaborative Tracker of Fused Object, February 08, 2021, Dr. Stanard, Dr. Aspiras, Dr. Asari, & Dr. Hammack (U.S. Patent US10917557)
