Luis Riazuelo

Luis Riazuelo

Assistant professor

University of Zaragoza (EINA)

Biography

Currently I am an Assistant Professor at the University of Zaragoza (EINA). Previously I was an Assistant Professor at the Defense University Center (Zaragoza, Spain). From 2006 to 2020 I was working as a researcher of the Robotics, Perception and Real Time group at the Aragón Engineering Research Institute and University of Zaragoza.

My research is on the field of semantic segmentation in challenging environment. My current research topics include scene understanding for mobile robotics in underground environments and topological Semantic Mapping and Localization in intracorporeal medical scenes.

Interests

  • Semantic Segmentation
  • Mobile Robotics
  • Computer Vision
  • Medical Images
  • 3D Reconstruction

Education

  • PhD in Computer Science. Robotics, 2018

    University of Zaragoza

  • MEng Biomedical Engineering, 2008

    University of Zaragoza

  • BSc in Computer Science, 2006

    University of Zaragoza

Teaching

(2023-2024)

Bachelor's Degree in Industrial Engineering Technology. University of Zaragoza


Bachelor's Degree in Informatics Engineering. University of Zaragoza


Master's in Robotics, Graphics and Computer Vision/ Robótica, Gráficos y Visión por Computador. University of Zaragoza

Projects

Endomapper

Real-time mapping from endoscopic video.

Robochallenge

Robot navigation and deployment in challenging environments.

RT-ART

Robotic Testbed in an ARt and Technology center.

TELOMAN

TEams of robots for LOgistics, MAintenance and eNvironment monitoring.

AUTODUMP

Debris automation in tunnels through robotized dumpers.

ROBOEARTH

Robots sharing a knowledge base for world modelling and learning of actions.

TITAM_ie

Tecnologías Inteligentes para el transporte autónomo de mercancías en interiores y exteriores.

TESSEO

Sistemas Multi-Robot en Aplicaciones de Servicio y Seguridad.

NERO

Robots móviles en red para tareas de servicio y de intervención.

URUS

Ubiquitous Networking Robotics in Urban Settings.

EXPRES

Automated Exploration Techniques For Rescue Applications.

Contact

  • 876555530
  • Department of Computer Science and Systems Engineering (DIIS), María de Luna, 1 , Zaragoza, 50018
  • Ada Byron Bulding, D1.02