Dr. Martin Hirzer

Currently, I work on different computer vision and machine learning topics in the field of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) and Autonomous Driving (AD).

As a Postdoc, I worked on various projects for the Christian Doppler Lab for Semantic 3D Computer Vision, e.g., efficient 3D camera tracking in urban areas based on 2.5D city maps and semantic segmentation, room layout estimation from monocular RGB images for indoor AR/navigation. I was also involved in CultAR, an EU FP7 project aimed at enhancing tourists’ experience when exploring cultural contents in urban areas, where I developed AR technologies for robust camera pose estimation and panoramic tracking.

Applied research in computer vision, pattern recognition, machine learning, and visual surveillance with a focus on inter-camera person re-identification

Development of face image segmentation software in Matlab and C++ as part of an ICAO passport photograph inspection framework

Research project about face biometrics

Research in inter-camera person re-identification, metric learning, machine learning in general, and feature representations

Research in face biometrics and semantic image segmentation