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Fabio Tosi

Junior assistant professor (fixed-term)

Department of Computer Science and Engineering

Academic discipline: IINF-05/A Information Processing Systems

Research

Keywords: Computer Vision Deep Learning Stereo Vision GPU Computing GPU-Accelerated AI 3D Scene Understanding High-Performance Computing CUDA Programming 3D Reconstruction Depth Estimation

My research activity focuses on Computer Vision, Deep Learning, and GPU-Accelerated Computing, with particular emphasis on 3D scene understanding and reconstruction from visual data. Over the years, I have worked on advanced methods for stereo and monocular depth estimation, robust image matching, optical flow, and uncertainty estimation using deep neural networks. My research also includes the integration of active depth sensors and multispectral imaging techniques for challenging real-world scenarios. More recently, I have been investigating Neural Radiance Fields (NeRF) and neural rendering approaches for novel view synthesis, 3D surface reconstruction, and SLAM systems. In parallel, I am actively interested in high-performance computing, CUDA programming, and GPU acceleration techniques for efficient AI and computer vision applications.

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