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Andrew (Andy) Gruss,
an American electrical engineer and researcher in computer vision. He holds a Ph.D. in 1991 on the topic of range imaging at Carnegie Mellon University under advisor Takeo Kanade. At CMU during the late 80s, he was member of the HiTech team around Hans Berliner, responsible for the hardware, and designer of some new units ^[1].

Selected Publications

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• Andrew Gruss, Takeo Kanade, Rick Carley (1991). Integrated Sensor and Range-Finding Analog Signal Processor. IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits, Vol. 26
• Takeo Kanade, Andrew Gruss, Rick Carley (1991). A very fast VLSI rangefinder. IEEE Robotics and Automation 1991, pdf
• Andrew Gruss (1991). A VSLI Smart Sensor for Fast Range Imaging. Ph.D. thesis, Carnegie Mellon University, advisor Takeo Kanade
• Andrew Gruss, Shigeyuki Tada, Takeo Kanade (1992). A VSLI Smart Sensor for Fast Range Imaging. IROS 1992, pdf
• Shigeyuki Tada, Andrew Gruss, Takeo Kanade (1993). CMU Very Fast Range-Imaging System. CMU-CS-93-179, CiteSeerX

External Links

• The Mathematics Genealogy Project - Andrew Gruss
• CMU Computer Vision Group

References

1. ^ Hans Berliner (1988). Pennsyvania State Chess Championship - HiTech Becomes First Computer Senior Master. AI Magazine, Vol. 9, No. 3, pdf
2. ^ DBLP: Andrew Gruss
3. ^ CMU Computational Sensor Laboratory Publications

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