Peter Stubler

Peter Stubler has a strong background in imaging science and software engineering. Peter currently holds the position of Director of Imaging Science and Software Engineering at Circle Optics, Inc. In this role, they are responsible for delivering algorithms, processes, and tools to enable geometric and colorimetric calibration for a multi-camera 360 imaging system. Peter is also architecting an image processing system capable of delivering high-resolution 360 video in real-time.

Prior to their current position, Peter worked at Kodak Alaris as a Senior Algorithm Developer. Here, they delivered algorithms for registering, segmenting, and classifying high precision 3D point clouds obtained via scanning profilometry, a new imaging domain for the company. Peter also developed methods for profilometer characterization, simulation, and calibration for a scanning system capable of maintaining high precision.

Before their time at Kodak Alaris, Peter worked at Eastman Kodak as a Senior Imaging Scientist and Algorithm Developer. Peter conducted research in various fields of imaging, including image retrieval, face recognition, pattern recognition, image understanding, and video processing. Peter was also a supervisor pro tempore for the Visual Information Management team and conducted research in face recognition for consumer and professional domains.

Overall, Peter Stubler's work experience revolves around imaging science, software engineering, and algorithm development, with a focus on high precision and innovative imaging technologies.

Peter Stubler's education history includes a Master of Science degree in Computer Engineering from Rochester Institute of Technology. Peter also holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Clarkson University. Additionally, they have an Associate of Science degree in Engineering Science from Alfred State College - SUNY College of Technology. No specific start or end years are provided for each education experience.