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Christopher Geyer is a Project Scientist in the Field
Robotics Center at the Robotics Institute of Carnegie
Mellon University. In 2002 he completed his PhD at the
University of Pennsylvania in the GRASP Laboratory, where
he also obtained his BSE in 1999. He has done research in
the area of computer vision since 1997, and has authored a
number of articles in computer vision and its applications
to robotics and autonomous systems. In 2004 he led an
effort at U.C. Berkeley, where he was a post-doc, to
autonomously land a helicopter in AFRL's Software Enabled
Control program. In 2005 he co-chaired the Workshop on
Omnidirectional Vision, Camera Networks and Non-classical
Cameras held in Beijing. In 2006 he worked on a
vision-based person-tracking system for a legged robot, and
has been working on applications involving aerial imagery
such as collision avoidance with other aircraft and
security.
