Seungchul Ryu | Automotive Artificial Intelligence | Research Excellence Award

Dr. Seungchul Ryu | Automotive Artificial Intelligence | Research Excellence Award

Senior  Researcher | Forvia  | Canada

Dr. Seungchul Ryu is a senior researcher with extensive expertise in automotive-focused computer vision, image processing, and machine learning, delivering impactful innovations that bridge academic research and industrial deployment. His professional experience spans leading roles across academia and global mobility technology companies, contributing to intelligent cockpit systems, advanced driver-assistance solutions, and robust perception under extreme conditions. His research interests center on vision-aware safety systems, human–machine interaction, and applied AI for real-world automotive environments. He demonstrates strong research skills in algorithm development, system integration, patent generation, and large-scale project leadership. His work has earned industry recognition, innovation awards, and editorial and technical committee roles, reflecting sustained scientific influence and leadership. Overall, his contributions continue to shape next-generation intelligent mobility through high-impact research and innovation. He has achieved 344 Citations 33 Documents 7h-index.

 

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No-Reference Quality Assessment for Stereoscopic Images Based on Binocular Quality Perception

– IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems for Video Technology, 2013

DASC: Dense Adaptive Self-Correlation Descriptor for Multi-Modal and Multi-Spectral Correspondence

– IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR), 2015


Stereoscopic Image Quality Metric Based on Binocular Perception Model

– IEEE International Conference on Image Processing (ICIP), 2012

Depth Perception and Motion Cue Based 3D Video Quality Assessment

– IEEE International Symposium on Broadband Multimedia Systems, 2012

Zhen Guo | Automotive Robotics | Research Excellence Award

Dr. Zhen Guo | Automotive Robotics | Research Excellence Award

Doctoral student |  Wuhan University of Technology |  China

Dr. Zhen Guo is an emerging researcher in intelligent fault diagnosis and industrial artificial intelligence, with work spanning advanced data-driven methods for complex mechanical and robotic systems. The academic profile reflects strong training in engineering research with a focus on applying deep learning and statistical learning to real-world reliability challenges. Professional experience includes active service as a peer reviewer for leading international journals and conferences in engineering informatics, artificial intelligence, measurement science, and mechanical systems, demonstrating recognition within the scholarly community. Research interests center on deep learning–based fault diagnosis, rotating machinery health monitoring, robotics, anomaly detection, imbalance learning, few-shot and incremental learning, and transfer learning, particularly for wind turbines, gearboxes, and autonomous systems. Research skills encompass convolutional and attention-based neural networks, adversarial learning, feature extraction, time-series analysis, imbalance data handling, and intelligent condition monitoring frameworks. Contributions are evidenced by publications in high-impact journals such as Renewable Energy, IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement, Expert Systems with Applications, Measurement, Ocean Engineering, and Scientific Reports, addressing both theoretical modeling and practical deployment. Awards and honors are reflected through consistent publication in top-tier venues and trusted reviewer roles. Overall, the work demonstrates a coherent trajectory toward robust, scalable, and intelligent diagnostic solutions for next-generation industrial and transportation systems. He has achieved 152 Citations 11 Documents 7h-index.

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