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Award for Excellence in Collaboration
The collaboration between ACVT and LBT Innovations won the SA Science Excellence award for Research Collaboration for the development of that APAS technology. APAS is an automated agar plate reader, which promises to greatly reduce the cost of this critical pathology procedure. APAS achieve first-in-class FDA approval last year.
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Number 2 in ImageNet Scene Parsing Challenge 2016
We’ve had another great year in the ImageNet competition. We came 2nd in the Scene Parsing challenge, which requires pixelwise segmentation of a large set of images into 150 classes of things and stuff. The ImageNet Challenge is one of the most hotly contested challenges in Computer Vision, and is constantly updated to reflect the current […]
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CVPR 2015 Best Workshop Paper Award
In conjunction with the success of the Australian Centre for Robotic Vision’s workshops at CVPR2015 in Boston: Workshop on Semantics for Visual Reconstruction, Localization and Mapping Workshop on Visual Place Recognition in Changing Environments An ACRV team was also successful in attaining the Best Workshop Paper Award for the IEEE – Workshop on Computer Vision […]
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Best Paper Award for Prof Ian Reid at 3DV2014
Professor Ian Reid and colleagues from Oxford have been awarded the Best Paper Award at the International Conference on 3D Vision, held in Tokyo, Japan from 8-11 December 2014 The paper, titled “3D Tracking of Multiple Objects with Identical Appearance using RGB-D Input”, was authored by Carl Yuheng Ren, Victor Prisacariu, Olaf Kaehler, Ian Reid […]
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ACVT PhD student wins Best Paper prize at ACCV 14
Zhenhua Wang, a final year PhD student at ACVT has won the prestigious Best Paper prize at the 12th Asian Conference on Computer Vision (ACCV14) in Singapore. His paper “A message passing algorithm for MRF inference with unknown graphs and its applications” was co-authored with Zhiyi Zhang and Geng Nan of the Northwest A&F University, […]
Lifelong Computer Vision Systems (FL130100102)
Prof. Ian Reid of the ACVT has been awarded an ARC Laureate Fellowship valued at $3,179,946. The aim of the project is to develop robust computer vision systems that can operate over a wide area and over long periods. This is a major challenge because the geometry and appearance of an environment can change over […]
DICTA Best Recognition Paper Award
The Canon “Best Recognition Paper” Prize was awarded by Canon Information Systems Research Australia (CiSRA) to Visual Distance Measures for Object Retrieval. Yanzhi Chen, Anthony Dick, Xi Li. 2012 International Conference on Digital Image Computing Techniques and Applications. [PDF] Another great result.
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Canon 'Extreme Imaging' Competition 2012 – $5,000 prize
http://www.extremeimaging.cisra.canon.com.au/details.html Canon and CiSRA, their Australian R&D Centre are pleased to announce the 2012 Extreme Imaging Competition. The Extreme Imaging competition focuses on imaging science projects where students make equipment that can produce images beyond the boundaries of creative photography and video. The prize will be awarded for the best student research project in the area of […]
ACVT have the Spotlight Paper for the latest issue of IEEE PAMI
An ACVT paper has just been announced as the Spotlight Paper for the September 2012 issue of the IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence. The paper is Efficient Computation of Robust Weighted Low-Rank Matrix Approximations Using the L₁ Norm. By Anders Eriksson and Anton van den Hengel
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Google scholarship award
It has just been announced that Trung Pham, an ACVT PhD student, has been awarded the 2012 Google Australia Fellowship in Computer Vision. Congratulations Trung.