Ioannis Stamos
Professor of Computer Science
Hunter College and Graduate Center
City University of New York
Ioannis Stamos
is working in the areas of Computer Vision, Computer Graphics
and Robotics. His current research interests are in the broad
area of 3D processing, classification and identification from
range and image data. He received his Ph.D. from the Computer Science
Department of Columbia University (Robotics Laboratory)
on 2001, his M.S. and M.Phil. from the same department and his
Diploma of Engineering from the University of
Patras (Department of Computer Engineering), Greece.
Ioannis Stamos is a recipient of the Faculty
Early
Career
Development Award (CAREER) by the National Science Foundation. Area
Editor, Journal of Computer Vision and
Image Understanding.
Computer Vision
& Robotics Lab New / Awards
Our paper on 6D pose
estimation will be presented at IROS 2023.
Area Editor Computer Vision and Image Understanding (CVIU)
Our paper on 3D object detection was presented at WACV 2020.
Google Research Award 2017, Geo, Classification/Segmentation of Urban Objects from 3D Point Clouds
NSF MRI Award for the acquisition of mobile robots (October 2016 - October 2019)
Google Research Award 2014, Geography/Maps, Car Classification in 3D Point Clouds
Guest Editor for Computer Vision and Image Understanding (CVIU), Special Issue on Large-Scale 3D Modeling of Urban Indoor or Outdoor Scenes from Images and Range Scans.
Program co-chair 3DV 2013, University of Washington, June 29-30, 2013
The Research Foundation of CUNY highlighted our NSF-sponsored project at its annual report
Area Editor Computer Vision and Image Understanding (CVIU)
Our paper on 3D object detection was presented at WACV 2020.
Google Research Award 2017, Geo, Classification/Segmentation of Urban Objects from 3D Point Clouds
NSF MRI Award for the acquisition of mobile robots (October 2016 - October 2019)
Google Research Award 2014, Geography/Maps, Car Classification in 3D Point Clouds
Guest Editor for Computer Vision and Image Understanding (CVIU), Special Issue on Large-Scale 3D Modeling of Urban Indoor or Outdoor Scenes from Images and Range Scans.
Program co-chair 3DV 2013, University of Washington, June 29-30, 2013
The Research Foundation of CUNY highlighted our NSF-sponsored project at its annual report
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