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Distinguished Technologist
HP Labs
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Hewlett-Packard Co.
MRO1-2/M15 (23131)
200 Forest St.
Marlboro, MA 01752-3085
USA
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Robert Ulichney
received a B.S. in physics and computer science from the University
of Dayton, Ohio and a Ph.D. from the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, in electrical engineering and computer science. He was
with Digital Equipment Corp. from 1978-1998 where he focused on
image and video implementations for both hard copy and display
products. He introduced the widely used concept of Blue Noise
halftoning to the printing industry. From 1998-2002 he was with
Compaq Computer Corporation’s Cambridge Research Lab where he led a
number of research efforts in video and image processing; for Compaq
Research he chaired the patent review committee.
Since joining HP Labs in 2002, Bob’s research activities include
image enhancement, low bit depth rendering, projector luminance
correction, and display performance quantization. One of the
projects he led is a public web service RedBot.net for automatic
correction of photo red-eye. He is currently working on
Steganographic Halftoning. Bob is the general chair for hPICS, the
HP Imaging and Color Symposium; this event has taken place on the
campuses of MIT and UC Berkeley. He has several issued patents and
publications for contributions in a range of imaging areas,
including a book with MIT Press.
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