Researchers working in the field of computer vision develop algorithms which automatically analyze visual data to extract useful knowledge. MBZUAI researchers work across multiple sub-areas of computer vision, including but not limited to facial and object recognition, object detection, counting and segmentation, image and video captioning, bio-metric security, medical imaging, image colorization and enhancement, object tracking, action recognition and video understanding.
Computer Vision (CV) has important applications in augmented and virtual reality, autonomous cars, service robots, bio-metrics and forensics, remote sensing and smart cities.
The University offers PhD and Master's degrees in Computer Vision with advanced courses and outcomes.
Mobile-VideoGPT uses efficient token projection to enhance a model’s efficiency while maintaining high performance.
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