Talks and presentations

Deep learning for visual anomaly detection and defect recognition

January 01, 2022

Invited talk, ANZAAS Science Talk, Melbourne, Australia

Invited speaker at the ANZAAS Science Talk series. The talk summarised my PhD research at RMIT University on deep learning methods for visual anomaly detection and defect recognition, including work on multi-head attention networks for video anomaly detection and Random Finite Set frameworks for point-pattern learning.

IoT anomaly detection for construction site safety

January 01, 2019

Research forum presentation, RMIT IoT Research Forum, Melbourne, Australia

Presenter at the RMIT IoT Research Forum. The talk covered embedded AI systems for construction site safety, based on my work as AI and Embedded Systems Engineer at Cornerstone Solutions Pty Ltd. It described how low-power devices can run anomaly detection models close to the sensor to flag unsafe events in real time.

Particle swarm optimisation for multi-objective engineering design

July 08, 2018

Conference presentation, IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation (CEC 2018), Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Conference presentation at the IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation (CEC 2018). The work introduced a particle swarm optimisation approach for multi-objective engineering design and studied its convergence on standard benchmark problems. Related paper: Applied Soft Computing (2019).