Dimitris Chrysostomou
Assistant Professor
Research Interests
My research mainly involves theory and applications in Intelligent Robot Assistants, Human-Robot Interaction, Multi-camera Systems, and 3D Reconstruction. More specifically, my research interests include:
- Benchmark definitions for the performance of intelligent robot assistants
- 3D reconstruction applications using multi-view algorithms
- Multi-camera vision systems for surveillance of a robot’s working environment
- Bio-inspired and geometrical approaches for analysis of crowd dynamics
- Software and hardware integration for mobile robotics.
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Publications
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Previous Employments
2013-2016
Employed as a postdoc in FP7 projects “ACAT”.
2008-2013
Employed as a researcher in numerous FP6 & FP7 projects such as “ACROBOTER”, “ViewFinder”, “NOPTILUS” & “AVERT”.
Education
2013
Ph.D. in Robot Vision. Democritus University of Thrace, Department of Production Engineering and Management, Xanthi, Greece
Ph.D. Dissertation title: Multi-camera systems for Navigation of Robotic Systems and Surveillance
2006
Diploma degree in Production Engineering and Management. Democritus University of Thrace, Department of Production Engineering and Management, Xanthi, Greece
Diploma thesis title: Vergence Angle Estimation for an Active Vision Head