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Cambron Carter has been with the CVIP Lab since the Spring of 2008. He began as a co-op working in the area of autonomous robotic refueling for jet aircraft and has since moved into the area of medical imaging. He is currently working on projects including human jaw modeling, robotic tracking and is planning on pursuing his Master’s of Engineering in the area of autonomous lung nodule classification. Cambron received a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Louisville in the Summer 2010 and plans to receive a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics along with his Master of Engineering degree in the Summer 2011. |
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Rosario Pusateri is an M.Eng student in the ECE department, and physics major with optics concentration. His interests include optical modeling (as applied to surface reconstruction), medical imaging, image analysis and qualification, and robotics (as applied to computer vision). He is currently involved in the creation of a database for three-dimensional models of human teeth, as well as developing and modifying shape-from-shading code for the modeling of tooth images. |
