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Ken M. Nsiempba
Ken is a PhD student, he teaches computers how to interpret ice hockey games events by improving player tracking, action recognition and play detection.
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Kanav Vats
Kanav was a PhD Candidate at the University of Waterloo, supervised by Prof. David Clausi and Prof. John Zelek. He worked on computer vision-based sports analytics, with a focus on problems such as player tracking, player identification, event detection, and pose estimation.
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Mehrnaz Fani
My research interests are mainly in AI and machine learning, particularly deep learning and computer vision. I am especially interested in working with video and image data and designing novel solutions to address the real-world problems.
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Bavesh Balaji
Bavesh Balaji is a MASc student in the Systems Design Engineering department, working under the supervision of Prof. David Clausi and Prof. Sirisha Rambhatla
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Jerrin Bright
Jerrin Bright completed his Master’s degree in the Department of Systems Design Engineering under the supervision of Prof. John Zelek. He was a member of the Sports Analytics Research Group at the Vision and Image Processing Lab. Jerrin’s primary research focused on developing robust 3D human pose estimation approaches for the quantitative analysis of baseball…
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Marjan Shahi
A Ph.D. student interested in Sports Analytics
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Jason (Jia Cheng) Shang
I am a MASc student in Systems Design Engineering at the VIP Lab. My current research is homography estimation for the purpose of sports analytics, and also involves other fields such as semantic segmentation and domain adaptation. Email: jcshang@uwaterloo.ca
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Pascale Walters
Pascale was a M.A.Sc. student in the VIP Lab focused on hockey game video homography.
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Sports Analytics
Sports Analytics is a growing field in computer vision that analyzes visual cues from images to provide statistical data on players, teams, and games. Want to know how a player’s technique improves the quality of the team? Can a team, based on their defensive position, increase their chances to the finals? These are a few…
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John Zelek
My current research focus is on producing 3D maps from cameras and depth sensors. These 3D maps can be used by robots (vehicles, UAVs) to navigate and localize or by people for various augmented applications. Other current interests include IOT (Internet of Things) within the context of artificial perception, wearables and augmented spaces.
