Thomas Baltzer Moeslund
After graduating I started working as a research assistant on a
multi
media project at Aalborg University. The project was concerned
with integrating speech and vision into an intelligent user interface.
My main concerns in the project were the vision part
(pointing recognition) and the development of two drivers; one for a
controllable EVI-D31
SONY
tracking camera and one for a movable laser. I
worked
on the project for 1 1/2 year until I started on my Ph.D. 1/4-98. In the
spring and summer of 2001 I worked part time as a development engineer
in a company, Thoustrup and
Overgaard, where my main work concerned 3D computer vision. The
1st of September '01 I was employed as an assistant professor at the
Laboratory of Computer Vision
and Media Technology (CVMT) where my job, besides teaching, is to
work on an augmented reality project named Arthur. The 12th of
June
I received my PhD-degree from Aalborg
University. The 15th of July I was employed as an associate
professor at CVMT and will be working for the next 2-3 years on a
project called MoPrim,
which has to do with finding motion primitives
of the human upper body.
My
research interests include:
Computer vision, human motion
capture, gesture recognition, tracking, pose estimation, model-based
vision, multiple-hypothesis methods, augmented reality, HCI, computer
graphics animations, and multi-modal systems.
You are welcome to check out my publication
list.
In the Press