Research personnel

Mario Beaulieu joined CRIM in 2000 and has contributed to numerous projects in collaboration with industry.

 A computer engineer by training, David Byrns has been working as an advisor at CRIM since 2006.

A CRIM team member since 1997, Claude Chapdelaine is a senior advisor on human factors issues for the design and evaluation of research works in the fields of speech recognition and vision. Claude is the main resource in the VISI team for cognitive ergonomics and human-computer interactions. 

Francis Charette Migneault joined CRIM's Vision and Imaging team in March 2018 as a research agent.

Mohamed joined CRIM in 2012 as an expert in development of algorithms for facial expression recognition, the main subject of his doctoral thesis.

Samuel Foucher joined CRIM in 2002 to lend his scientific expertise to team projects. Since 2013, he holds the position of Director of the Vision and imaging team.

Félix Gagnon-Grenier joinded the Vision and Imaging Team at CRIM in September 2016 as a front-end developer. He is a JavaScript specialist.

Since joining CRIM in 1995, Marc Lalonde has worked on diverse subjects such as document analysis, biometrics, colour ophthalmic imaging, video analysis, industrial inspection and intelligent video surveillance. He actively contributes to the development of vision algorithms for industrial and research projects.

Tom has nearly 20 years of experience in a variety of applied computer fields including E-Learning, geomatics, industrial automation, E-Commerce and machine vision.

Pierre-Luc St-Charles joined CRIM's Vision and Imaging team in May 2011 as an intern, and continued working there part-time throughout his studies. He then became a postdoctoral researcher in the same team in April 2018.