HoloWrist
An FWO Research Project
The Research Team
HoloWrist is a joint research project between Ghent University, KU Leuven, and the MoRe Institute
Brian G. Booth
Brian is a researcher at the Image Processing and Interpretation Lab at Ghent University. He manages the HoloWrist project and his interests include medical image analysis and real-time computer vision.
Jan D'hooge
Jan is the head of the Cardiovascular Imaging and Dynamics Lab at KU Leuven and the vise dean of research policy. He is HoloWrist's principal investigator and leads the ultrasound imaging research.
Matthias Vanhees
Dr. Matthias Vanhees is a hand and wrist surgeon at Orthoca, AZ Monica, and the MoRe Institute. He has years of experience in treating wrist fractures and he will lead the testing of the HoloWrist system.
Peter Veelaert
Peter is a Professor at the Image Processing and Interpretation Lab at Ghent University. He is a co-investigator in the Holowrist project with research interests in computer vision and multi-target tracking.
Marcus Ingram
Marcus is a researcher at the Cardiovascular Imaging and Dynamics Lab at KU Leuven. His interests include ultrasound array design, beamforming, and image processing.
Hiep Luong
Hiep is a Professor at the Image Processing and Interpretation Lab at Ghent University, and heads the UAV Research Centre. His research interests include multi-camera imaging and remote sensing.
Ata Solouki
Ata is a Ph.D. student at the Image Processing and Interpretation Lab at Ghent University. His research focuses on the tracking of articulated objects, image registration, and augmented reality.
Hasti Rostami
Hasti is a Ph.D. student at the Cardiovascular Imaging and Dynamics Lab at KU Leuven. Her research focuses on the reconstruction of ultrasound images from flexible arrays.
Gianni Allebosch
Gianni is a Ph.D. student at the Image Processing and Interpretation Lab at Ghent University. His research includes multi-camera calibration, object tracking, and image segmentation.
Maarten Slembrouck
Maarten is an alumni of the Image Processing and Interpretation Lab at Ghent University. His research includes the design of multi-camera calibration algorithms.
Follow Our Progress
You can follow our progress through the social media links below. This research project is a collaboration between Ghent University, KU Leuven, and the MoRe Institute. Funding is provided by the Flanders Research Foundation (FWO).
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