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Matt Aken worked on software tools and also handled many
administrative tasks. |
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Omead Amidi was responsible for starting the project
and developed the architecture for the vision machine. |
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Jeff Brown is an undergraduate who has been responsible
for the development of the video display hardware. |
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Jeff Byrne designed both the hardware and software for
the Host Interface processor. |
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Randy Casciola designed the first hardware boards for
the RVM machine. |
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Mei Han developed applications for the RVM. |
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Jimmy Hollifield is an undergraduate electrical engineer
who has |
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Toru Ishikura made major contributions to the RVM architecture
and to the early hardware design of the system. |
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Takeo Kanade is the Director of the Robotics Institute
and is in overall charge of the project. |
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Larissa Kasian is the project secretary and occasional
board assembly technician. |
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Qifa Ke is a graduate student in the Department of Computer
Science who has developed some interesting image processing algorithms
for us. |
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Masa Kikuchi worked on both the early hardware and software
design for the system. |
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Rich Madison completed his Phd thesis on the subject
of automatic code optimization for vision algorithms. He now works
for the US Air Force. |
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Sam Miller worked part-time on hardware while completing
his undergraduate degree. |
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Bill Ross is
the manager of the RVM project. |
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Tsuneo Sakuma is a software engineer who has been working
on many of the design tools as well as on software to support the new TriMedia
DSP module. |
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Randy Warner has worked on applications as well as some
of the software design tools. |
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Ray Weymer heads up the hardware design effort. |
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Shinsaku Yamamoto is an electrical engineer who has been
responsible for the design of the video digitizer module. He has
also helped in the development of several new computer vision algorithms. |
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