Rate My Professor Marek Gorgoń

Gorgoń's research interests encompass automation, robotics, electronics, and technical informatics, with a primary focus on developing vision systems capable of rapid camera data analysis using FPGA reconfigurable circuits and artificial intelligence algorithms. He leads the Embedded Vision Systems group at the Computer Vision Laboratory. Key projects under his leadership include the development of solutions using event cameras for autonomous UAVs (2020-2022), a model of the Witrak videotracker in FPGA (2017-2018), a vision system for acorn scarification and liveliness evaluation (2015-2016), and the SIMPOZ intelligent surveillance system (2011-2013). He has co-organized collaboration between AGH and CERN's ALICE experiment, contributing to AGH's full membership. Gorgoń has authored two monographs and over 120 scientific publications, including "Środowisko programowo-sprzętowe do akwizycji, przetwarzania i wizualizacji złożonych sygnałów w oparciu o układy FPGA nowej generacji" (2006), "FPGA-based DVCPRO HD decoder implementation using Impulse C" (2013), "Real-time implementation of moving object detection in video surveillance systems using FPGA" (2011), and "Neural Network Implementation in Reprogrammable FPGA Devices" (2006). He has supervised four doctoral theses and co-organizes the DASIP international conference.