The Computer Vision Lab at Charles Sturt University conducts cutting-edge research in image processing, machine learning, artificial intelligence, signal processing, eye tracking, remote sensing, and data analysis. The lab aims to develop interdisciplinary research contributing to national and international advancements in education, healthcare, industry, and environmental monitoring.
Key research areas and facilities:
- Eye Tracking (Tobii X120) – Used for abnormal event detection, impairment detection, advertising effectiveness, telemedicine, and more.
- Hyperspectral Imaging (Pika XC2 Camera) – Applied in agriculture, mineralogy, pollution tracking, and food quality assessment.
- EEG Signal Analysis (NCC Nation7128W EEG Machine) – Research in epileptic seizure prediction and brain activity monitoring.
- 360-Degree Imaging (LadyBug5 Camera) – Used for terrain mapping, virtual reality, surveillance, and media applications.
- High-Performance Computing (Mac Pro) – Supports advanced video and image processing tasks.
Director: Prof. Manoranjan Paul
For more information, visit Computer Vision Lab.
Location
Room 417, Building 1411 Charles Sturt University Bathurst campus
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