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RCSV and School of Optometry 45th Anniversary Joint Research Seminar - "How we innovate optometry care at BUPA Australia"

Conference / Seminar

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  • Date

    05 Dec 2023

  • Organiser

    Research Centre for SHARP Vision (RCSV) and School of Optometry (SO)

  • Time

    12:00 - 13:00

  • Venue

    Room FJ302, PolyU  

Speaker

Mr Cheung Wong

Enquiry

Ms Shirley NG (852) 3400 2312 info.rcsv@polyu.edu.hk

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Summary

In this talk, we will review the Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology which may be useful for people with vision problems. Morden AI methods, especially computer vision, natural language processing and speech processing have improved human lives immensely. We will first review the major technologies that may be useful in developing vision assisted tools for people who need them. That include the neural network methods such as CNN, RNN and transformer, and how they can be used for building our proposed target systems. Then, we will also discuss the software tools that may help researchers to develop AI routines easier. Recent developments in image captioning and gesture recognition will also be mentioned. A few vision-assisted systems to help people with vision problems will also be proposed and explained.

Keynote Speaker

Mr Cheung Wong

Mr Cheung Wong

Head of Technology – Health Services, Optical & Hearing, Bupa, Australia

Cheung Wong started as Bupa APAC’s Head of Technology – Health Services, just over six years ago. During his time in the Bupa Optical & Hearing business, Cheung has spearheaded the stabilisation and modernising of technologies across many aspects. He is passionate about creating pathways for innovation in the Optometry field, bringing novel technologies out of research laboratories and into the commercial market, creating cutting edge and beneficial outcomes for patients, clinicians and corporate partners.  

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