Computer Vision and Machine Perception
Computer Vision and Machine Perception
The University of Maryland has one of the oldest and largest research groups in computer vision in the US. The Center for Automation Research (CFAR) was founded in 1964 by computer vision pioneer Azriel Rosenfeld, and CFAR still houses a large and thriving computer vision community, consisting of almost a dozen faculty and roughly fifty graduate students. Research at UMD addresses every aspect of computer vision, featuring work in areas such as Face Recognition, Vision for Robotics, 3D Reconstruction, Image Segmentation, and Visual Classification. Much of this work explores the use of Big Data and Deep Learning in Computer Vision. The work at UMD is quite interdisciplinary, drawing students and faculty from CS, ECE and Applied Math, and forming close collaborations with other areas of computer science such as Human-Computer Interaction, Machine Learning, Computer Graphics, Augmented and Virtual Reality, Robotics, and Optimization.
Associated Faculty
John Aloimonos
ProfessorRamani Duraiswami
ProfessorRoger Eastman
Professor of the PracticeSoheil Feizi
Associate ProfessorTom Goldstein
ProfessorVolpi-Cupal Endowed Professor
Jia-Bin Huang
Associate ProfessorCapital One Endowed Professor
Heng Huang
ProfessorBrendan Iribe Endowed Professor
David Jacobs
ProfessorMing Lin
ProfessorDr. Barry Mersky and Capital One E-Nnovate Endowed Professor; Distinguished University Professor
Christopher Metzler
Assistant ProfessorHanan Samet
ProfessorDistinguished University Professor
Abhinav Shrivastava
Associate ProfessorMohammad Nayeem Teli
Senior LecturerTianyi Zhou
Assistant ProfessorMatthias Zwicker
ProfessorDepartment Chair, Elizabeth Iribe Chair for Innovation, Phillip H. and Catherine C. Horvitz Professor of Computer Science
Larry Davis
Professor EmeritusCollege Park Professor, Director of the Center for Automation Research (CfAR)
Max Ehrlich
Adjunct Assistant ProfessorResearch Scientist, NVIDIA Hardware Engineering