Regular biography
Ho Chuen Kam is a Lecturer in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at The Chinese University of Hong Kong. He holds a B.Sc. (HKBU) and a Ph.D. (CUHK). His research interests include Computer Vision, Artificial Intelligence, Smart Healthcare, Sensor Fusion, and EduTech. He has experience developing Computer Vision and AI projects for healthcare sectors and has collaborated with NVIDIA on research projects. He is passionate about teaching STEM to students from various backgrounds and ages and is keen to participate in public services to promote STEM AI education through cooperation with Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs).
Scholar-generated biography
Calvin Ho Chuen Kam is a researcher at The Chinese University of Hong Kong, specializing in Computer Vision, 3-D Reconstruction, Location Tracking, Networking, and Mobile Computing. His work focuses on improving pose tracking using techniques like Kalman filters and perspective-four-point algorithms, as well as developing systems for pervasive data capturing and analysis in healthcare applications. Kam has contributed to projects involving ARUCO markers, inertial measurement units, and Kinect depth sensors for 3-D modeling. His research also includes real-time face mask detection on edge devices and robust visual tracking methods for medical diagnostics and mood analysis.