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Guillermo Gallego
Team of researchers led by SCIoI’s Guillermo Gallego receive IEEE Honorable Mention for work on robot vision stabilization
SCIoI PI Guillermo Gallego has received a major recognition for his work on how robots see and interpret the world. His recent research paper, “On the Benefits of Visual Stabilization...
SCIoI’s Guillermo Gallego to co-organize 5th International Workshop on Event-based Vision at CVPR 2025 in Nashville
On 12 June, 2025, Science of Intelligence PI Guillermo Gallego will once again co-organize the 5th International Workshop on Event-based Vision, to be held in conjunction with the IEEE/CVF Conference...
SCIoI’s Guillermo Gallego appointed Full Professor at Technische Universität Berlin
We are happy to announce that Science of Intelligence (SCIoI) Principal Investigator Guillermo Gallego has been appointed Full Professor at Technische Universität Berlin, holding the Chair of Robotic Interactive Perception...
Guillermo Gallego
Guillermo Gallego is Professor of Robotic Interactive Perception at Technische Universität Berlin and Einstein Center Digital Future (ECDF). For SCIoI, he works on computer vision and robotics. He focuses on...
Guillermo Gallego (Science of Intelligence), ” Beyond the Blink – New Applications and Methods for Event Cameras”
More details to follow. This talk will take place in person at SCIoI (room 2.057). ...
Guillermo Gallego to co-organize a workshop on event-based vision at CVPR 2023 (Vancouver)
We are excited to announce that on 19 June, 2023, Science of Intelligence PI Guillermo Gallego will co-host a workshop about event-based vision at the IEEE Conference on Computer Vision...
Berlin Science Week Talk, Guillermo Gallego: Giving Robots T-Rex-Inspired Eyes
Ever heard of neuromorphic cameras? They are bio-inspired sensors that mimic the transient visual pathway. These cameras do not acquire pictures or full images as a normal video camera. Instead,...
Guillermo Gallego (Science of Intelligence), “Current Status of Event-Based Vision Research”
Abstract: Event-based cameras, also called neuromorphic cameras or silicon retinas, are novel vision sensors that mimic functions from the human retina and offer potential advantages over traditional cameras (low latency,...
Guillermo Gallego (SCIoI): “Spatial AI and Event-based Vision”
PI Lecture Series – “Spatial AI and Event-based Vision” Prof. Dr. Guillermo Gallego Robotic Interactive Perception Group, TU Berlin...
