Adrian Kaehler, Ph.D. Email & Phone Number

California, United States

Stay tuned, there is much to be said, but this is not yet the time to say it...

Open Source Computer Vision Library -- The board manages its direction and future development. I also wrote a book about it for O'Reilly Media: http://www.amazon.com/Learning-OpenCV-Computer-Vision-Library/dp/0596516134. You can learn more about the OpenCV organization at http://opencv.org.

Campbell, CA, US

At Giant AI, we work at the intersection of robotics and artificial intelligence. Our robots coming to your businesses soon to help out with many jobs. Learn more in this full length interview with the founder and CEO at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ksyxVLsRlQ0.

Robotics Actual was acquired in 2017. The exit allowed me to start my next project, Giant AI.

Plantation, Florida, US

During my time at Magic Leap, I was the head of software for the device from the very first software team of six through the first $1.5Bn in capital raised. This role involved both leadership and execution in the very early days, including personally writing the backbone for the core software of the system. As the company grew, the executive aspect of the.

At Applied Minds I was a Vice President and the Senior Scientist. My work ranged across an exceptionally broad range of fields and problems. My responsibilities included the creation of new private, as well as government, business, but it was the execution phase of my projects which fed my passion for solving difficult problems and creating innovation.In.

Stanford, CA, US

During this time I worked on self driving vehicle technology with Prof. Sebastian Thrun and, later, dexterous manipulation with Prof. Andrew Ng. The self driving technology led to Stanford's winning entry in the DARPA Grand Challenge (prize was $2M, donated to Stanford University). The dexterous manipulation technology went on to seed the work of Willow.

Santa Clara, California, US

My work at Intel covered many different topics. I did extensive work in the modeling of physical effects which exist at VLSI fabrication scales, but also did a great deal of work in technologies which would automate the design and fabrication of microcircuits. I also did work at Intel in computer vision, and it was while OpenCV was at Intel that I began.

New York, NY, US

Taught theoretical physics for the Rabi Scholars program at Columbia University from 1994-1998. In this capacity I gave university level lectures on advanced theoretical topics, my quantum field theory course being one of the most sought after classes in the program.

New York, NY, US

During these years I and my team built one of the first Terraflop scaled somputers for the purpose of doing computations in Lattice Gauge Theory, a doman of computational theoretical high energy physics. This computer had 20,000 processors, and approximately one teraflop of computational capacity. I then used this machine to explore, through simulation.

The Executive Committee is the core leadership body of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. At this time, it's members include the Dean and representatives of the GSAS departments. It also included just two elected members of the graduate student community across all GSAS departments. I served as one of those two members during this period. This was a.

Ph.D., Physics

B.A., Physics And Computer Science