JJ Clark

@jjclarkclark.bsky.social

Prof at McGill University Assoc. member MILA Computer Vision/ML Member CVPR/ICCV steering ctee Creator of the Intellijel/Cylonix Shapeshifter and Rainmaker modules follow me on Souncloud: https://soundcloud.com/jjclark-cylonix

Some historical artifacts from the 1980’s. The “Harvard Head”, one of the first robotic active vision systems (designed and programmed by me and Nicola Ferrier, built by John Page using DC servo motors found in the dumpster behind the Chemistry building)

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Was cleaning up my office and found these chips. Most of them were made by me and my students when I was at Harvard. The bigger ones are magnetic sensor arrays and the smaller ones neural networks of various types. I don’t remember where I got the Nortel chips. They might be asics.

Many plastic cases with rows of integrated circuits, many made by MOSIS. Includes a small wafer with 100s of integrated circuits

Of all the harm this administration has done to US science, today's proposed changes to the way federal grants are awarded and administered is the most damaging yet. The text of the federal register document is impenetrably tedious by design, so here's an excellent summary of what it says.

elizabethginexi.bsky.social@elizabethginexi.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Summary of Key Changes in OMB’s Proposed Federal Financial Assistance Rule. Russell Vought is going destroy American Science. elizabethginexi.substack.com/p/summary-of...

The dataset from our paper on Visual Search in 3D environments is now available for academic use. Wang, Panchadsaram, Sherkati, and Clark. "An egocentric video and eye-tracking dataset for visual search in convenience stores." CVIU 248 (2024). Please contact me if you wish to get the dataset.

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