Dr Anand Koirala:
I am working as Research Officer in School of Health, Medical and Applied Sciences, CQUniversity, Australia. I obtained my PhD from CQUniversity, in 2020. I have completed Master of Engineering Science (Electrical and Electronics) from University of Southern Queensland, Australia, and Bachelor of Engineering (Electronics and Communications) from Tribhuvan University, Nepal. I have provided machine vision solutions and consulting services for Australian industries (horticulture, aquaculture, medical and automotive). My research interest is in developing computer vision decision support systems based on deep learning and AI.
I have my academic background in Electronics and communications engineering with a PhD in computer vision and deep learning applied to horticultural applications. My expertise and experience is in design, development, and deployment of machine vision systems on broad areas including horticulture, fisheries, automotive and medical imaging. I have delivered several short-term projects for engineering consulting firm and industries (e.g., AusIndustry, Enterprise Connect and DFAT/AIC).
Over the past six years I am involved with IFFS at CQUniversity in delivering the project funded by DAWR R&D4Profit program and managed through Hort Innovation where I
was involved (during and post PhD) with data collection on farms in Qld and NT, and interaction with growers, Department of Agriculture staff and others using the prototype imaging system which is awaiting licensing on the IP.
School of Health, Medical and Applied Sciences, Institute for Future Farming Systems (IFFS), Central Queensland University
Regional Universities Network (RUN) scholarship for PhD, Central Queensland University
I am currently accredited for supervision in the following:
Artificial Intelligence and Image Processing - Computer Vision
Interest in building innovative but cheap and affordable solution based on AI.