Leandro Graciá Gil

Working in multiview 3D computer vision projects, including new techniques for volumetric surface reconstruction, multiple mesh alignment and the development of advanced camera calibration methods.

Summer trainee in Nokia Japan, Tokyo, for 4 months. Work centered in the hardware graphics acceleration of smartphones and prototypes, and low-level optimizations in the OpenGL ES graphics drivers.

Master thesis: Camera calibration techniques for a multi-view 3D vision environment. Obtained excellent grades. Supervised by Drs. Francisco Casacuberta and Juan Carlos Pérez. Invited talk about General Purpose Computation on GPUs in the advanced Graphics Programming class.

Master thesis: Parallelization of eigenvalue extraction in symmetric Toeplitz matrices using graphics hardware. Currently, co-supervisor of an international Final Year Project about GPU-accelerated pattern recognition methods in collaboration with the Nagoya Institute of Technology.

5-year degree with a intensification course of 1 year in artificial intelligence and pattern recognition. Final year projects: - Low-level hardware-accelerated implementation of OpenGL 1.1 for the Playstation 2. - Graphics Acceleration in new generation mobile devices.