My name is Anđelo Martinović, although outside of Croatia I often become Angelo or (sadly) Andelo. I'm a computer vision researcher, originally from Zadar, a city on Croatia's Dalmatian coast. I was a research associate of the VISICS group at KU Leuven where I did my PhD under the supervision of prof. Luc Van Gool. Currently I work as the Head of Segmentation R&D at uniqFEED, a spin-off company of ETH Zürich.
I obtained my B.Sc. title in 2008 at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing , University of Zagreb, Croatia. In my thesis, "Recognition of Number Plate Characters", I presented an approach for detection and segmentation of vehicle registration plates. In 2010 I received my M.Sc. title, with highest honors, from the same university. In my Master's Thesis, "Implementation of Computer Vision Algorithms for Embedded Systems", I designed a system for real-time video processing on a custom FPGA development board. In 2015 I defended my PhD thesis, "Inverse Procedural Modeling of Buildings", at KU Leuven, Belgium.
