The IEEE/CVF Winter Conference on Applications of Computer Vision will be held March 6 – 10 in Tucson, Arizona, bringing together the global computer vision community for several days of technical exchange and collaboration. The conference features peer-reviewed research, hands-on tutorials, and focused workshops covering the latest advances in AI and computer vision. We invite attendees to visit Kitware to see how our work is translating research into real-world impact.
Kitware maintains a long-standing and active presence in WACV, including exhibiting, organizing, contributing research, and serving on program committees. This year is no different, with several of our team members taking on key roles:
- Anthony Hoogs, Ph.D. is on the advisory committee for the Workshop on Real-World Surveillance: Applications and Challenges.
- Scott McCloskey, Ph.D., Christopher Funk, Ph.D., and Matt Leotta, Ph.D. are serving as area chairs.
- Scott McCloskey, Ph.D. is serving as a Workshop chair.
- Christopher Funk, Ph.D. and Florence Yellin, Ph.D. are serving as Workshop Organizers for the Foundational Models Beyond the Visual Spectrum – FoMoV
Stop by to learn how Kitware’s open source platforms and custom-developed solutions are helping define what’s next for the field.
For more information, check out our blog post.
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