Anders Jørgensen
Department of Architecture, Design and Media Technology, Aalborg University
Date: Wednesday 23 March 2016
Time: 12.45 – 14.00
Place: Rendsburggade 14, Room 3.463 (broadcast via VC to ACM15 C1-2.1.025 in Copenhagen and B108 in Esbjerg)
Abstract
All over the world the consumption of poultry meat is increasing. To maintain a high standard and secure a healthy produce, every bird is inspected visually for bruises and diseases. This becomes increasingly more difficult as production speeds push beyond 12,000 birds per hour. The solution is of course computer vision.
In this talk I will present the challenges of this task and my ideas for a solution. Your ideas are welcome. I will also talk about how it is to be an industrial PhD and how this might be different from a regular PhD.
Bio
Anders Jørgensen is currently working as an industrial PhD at AAU in collaboration with IHFood. Since he finished his master degree in Computer Vision in 2011, he has worked with image processing and image acquisition, and with the challenges of using it in real world scenarios.