NG Teck Khim

NG Teck Khim is an Associate Professor (Practice Track) in the Department of Computer Science at the National University of Singapore. His research interests include geometrical computer vision, signal processing, and applications such as markerless augmented reality, sports video analytics, and image forensics. He holds a Ph.D. from Carnegie Mellon University and previously worked in defence R&D for the Ministry of Defence of Singapore. He has also served at the Media Development Authority and led the Signal Processing Lab at DSO National Laboratories Singapore. His work focuses on 3D reconstruction from images and audio signal processing.

Teck Khim Ng is an Associate Professor at the School of Computing, National University of Singapore, specializing in geometrical computer vision. His research focuses on developing advanced techniques for video processing, image restoration, and medical image segmentation. He has contributed to projects involving rain removal in video, semi-supervised learning, and distribution regression networks. His work also includes the design of machine learning frameworks for multimodal analysis and the development of efficient video recognition models. Ng's research emphasizes the integration of machine learning with computer vision to enhance image and video analysis under challenging conditions such as non-uniform illumination and affine distortion.