Victor Romero Cano

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Cardiff University

United Kingdom

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Victor Romero Cano is a Lecturer at Cardiff University, United Kingdom. His research predominantly focuses on semi-automated morphology analysis of urban landscapes, human-centered design for assistive technologies, and advancements in robotic perception systems. Additionally, he explores the application of machine learning and deep learning algorithms in fields such as medical diagnosis and autonomous navigation for drones.

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Sildomar Monteiro

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

UNITED STATES

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Klaus Schonenberger

EPFL (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne)

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Challenges and Opportunities of the Human-Centered Design Approach: Case Study Development of an Assistive Device for the Navigation of Persons With Visual Impairment

Barrios 4D: Semi-automated morphology analysis of human settlements using mobile laser scanning

CrazyKhoreia: A Robotic Perception System for MAV Path Planning From Digital Images

On the Human–Machine Gap in Car Racing: A Comparative Analysis of Machine Performance Against Human Drivers

Probabilistic multi-modal depth estimation based on camera–LiDAR sensor fusion

Coffee Maturity Classification Using Convolutional Neural Networks and Transfer Learning

Monocular Visual Autonomous Landing System for Quadcopter Drones using Software in the Loop

A comparative study of machine learning and deep learning algorithms to classify cancer types based on microarray gene expression data

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Sildomar Monteiro

Klaus Schonenberger

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