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| PROFESSIONAL INTERESTS |
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Image/Video Processing and Computer Vision; 2D/3D Medical Imaging; Real-time
Data Processing and Analysis; Computer Assisted Surgical Systems; Multithreading; Software Development;
System Design. |
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| EXPERIENCE |
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3/2006 - Present |
Research Engineer |
Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD |
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My current employer, the Engineering Research Center for
Computer-Integrated Surgical Systems and Technology (ERC-CISST) is a multi-disciplinary
research institution funded by the National Science
Foundation (NSF) and hosted by the Johns Hopkins University (JHU). (The ERC is changing to the Laboratory for
Computational Sensing and Robotics (LCSR) from 2008.) The institute develops surgical systems that integrate
novel computer and human/machine interface technologies that will revolutionize surgical procedures, extending
the surgeon's abilities to achieve better outcomes at lower costs. ERC-CISST/LCSR is one of the world's most
acknowledged and influential research institutions on surgical robotics. As a member of the senior research
staff my responsibility is to contribute to the engineering research and facilitate the implementation of novel
medical applications. Based on my previous experience, I am mainly involved in the real-time computer vision
aspects of various projects. Our objective is to interpret the visual information obtained from 2D and/or 3D
image sources and help physicians during interventional procedures.
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3/2008 - 5/2008 |
HTML, DOM, Javascript Software Development |
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Freeware Web Applications for Apple's iPhone & iPod Touch |
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Developed three Web Applications for Apple's handheld devices. Like all other Web Applications, each of
these games run inside the Safari web browser. For the projects I have implemented a full featured 3D
graphics engine in Javascript using the HTML5 Canvas element. At the time of their release these games
represented a previously unknown category (3D vector graphics) in terms of graphics on these devices.
The applications proved to be very popular and they are listed on Apple's website and a number of other
technology blogs and portals on the Internet. "Rubik's Cube 3D"
was "Staff Pick", "Featured" and "Most Popular Web Application" for a week in
Apple's Web Application directory.
"Stunt Car 3D" also won
the recommendation ("Staff Pick") award. Each "Tap-a-Brick 3D",
"Stunt Car 3D", and "Rubik's Cube 3D" got praising reviews on technology and gaming websites all around
the world. As of June 2008, more than 300,000 people have tried these games online.
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2/2003 - 2/2006 |
Systems Engineer |
GE Healthcare VSE, Budapest, Hungary |
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GE Healthcare (GEHC) is the global market leader
of medical imaging systems.
As a Systems Engineer in the Image Quality (IQ) System team in the digital vascular X-ray imaging modality
my task was to simulate, analyze, evaluate, and improve the image quality of the most sophisticated fully
digital medical imaging systems (Innova 2000, 2100, 3100, 4100). This work incorporates the extensive
knowledge of medical imaging equipments and advanced digital image processing algorithms. The engineering
work is carried out under strict quality regulations using the Six Sigma methodology.
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3/2001 - 2/2003 |
R&D Team Leader |
Tateyama Laboratory, Budapest, Hungary |
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Tateyama Laboratory Hungary Ltd. is a member of the
Tateyama Kagaku Group based in Toyama, Japan
The group is formed by 10 companies in Japan, Malaysia, Hungary,
and Thailand. The Hungarian division was responsible for research and development on the fields of Automated
Manufacture of Industrial Robots, Office Automation and Video Surveillance Systems. I joined the R&D
team as an intern graduate student in 1998 and was hired officially in 2001 as a full-time employee
and team leader. I was responsible for managing the development team, carrying out image processing
(IP) development for surveillance systems and research unique IP algorithms for future products. During
my years at Tateyama, I spent months at the Japanese operations (mostly in Toyama) in several occasions
for direct collaboration in various projects. Moreover I am the co-author of three Japanese patents on
panoramic image processing and on motion detection on video.
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| SKILLS |
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Systems Engineering;
Six Sigma; Image Processing, Computer Vision; Medical imaging; ANSI C/C++, POSIX; Objective-C; Visual
C++ Win32, MFC; Xcode (Mac OS X); Pascal; Assembly (x86, MMX); TCP/IP (Winsock32, Berkeley Sockets);
Multithreading (Win32, POSIX); DirectShow; LibDC1394 & Video4Linux2; Quicktime Kit (Mac OS X); CMake;
VTK; CVS; Matlab; Latex; HTML, CSS |
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| EDUCATION |
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9/1994 - 6/2000 |
Master's Degree |
University of Veszprem, Hungary |
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Computer Science (Information Technology/Image Processing) |
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Latest update: 09/13/2008 |
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