Supervision Experience

During my time as the Director of FiveAI’s Oxford Research Group, I supervised a team of research scientists working on computer vision and machine learning topics relevant to autonomous driving. At various points in time, I have also supervised the following individual people/projects:

Formal Supervision

CDT Projects

2020
  • Shu Ishida. Model-free Online Segmentation and Tracking of Moving 3D Objects via Dense Scene Flow. CDT Project, FiveAI Ltd., Oxford, July-September 2020.

Masters Projects

2018
  • Edward Fleri Soler. In Flight but Out of Sight: Local Obstacle Avoidance To Help Drones Fly Safely Beyond Visual Range. MSc project, Department of Computer Science, Oxford, April-August 2018.

Informal Supervision

Interdisciplinary Projects

2018
  • Sofia Minano Gonzalez. Reconstructing visual input in Harris hawks in pursuit with obstacle avoidance tasks. Rotation project, Department of Zoology, Oxford, April 2018.

DPhil Students

2017-2018
  • Rodrigo de Bem. Rodrigo was focusing at the time on markerless human pose estimation from monocular RGB images.
2015-2017
  • Jack Hunt. Jack’s initial work was focused on motion segmentation in 3D scenes, with an emphasis on identifying parts of the scene that were moving during reconstruction in order to train classifiers for object detection. His later work was focused on probabilistic 3D object reconstruction.
2015-2016
  • Daniela Massiceti. Daniela was focusing at the time on localising the pose of a camera with respect to objects in a 3D scene.
2014-2015
  • Luca Bertinetto. Luca was focusing at the time on object tracking using correlation filters.

CDT Projects

2016
  • Kevin Judd. Audio-Visual Classification to Inform Semantic Scene Segmentation. CDT Project, Department of Engineering Science, Oxford, June 2016.

Masters/Undergraduate Projects

2017
  • Laurynas Miksys. Real-Time Object Shape Prediction in Images. MSc project, Department of Computer Science, Oxford, August 2017.
2015
  • Qi Liu. 3D Shooting Game AI Using Reinforcement Learning. MEng Project, Department of Engineering Science, Oxford, May 2015.

Interns/Visitors

2017
  • Jeet Kanjani. Jeet was focusing at the time on 3D human pose estimation.

University of Oxford