Research Projects

Here are some projects I've been working during the years, they include technologies such as advanced sensing, machine learning, imaging, computer vision, signal and image processing in different contexts.

1. Industrial glass deffect detection (stand by)

The project aims to develope image analysis models capable of detect deffects in industrial manufactured glass samples, in this previous work, a dataset of different types of glass deffects and artifacts were collected in a laboratory setup (left image). The final goal is to implement a computer vision system for online sorting of industrial size flat glass plates.

Previous results: Image processing and deep learning models to classify glass samples with defects.

2. Spectral sensing and signal analysis for high temperature processes 

The project aimed to characterize and model the combustion process of copper/iron sulfide minerals and copper concentrates using spectral analysis techniques and machine learning algorithms. Through laboratory experiments, spectral patterns were identified to determine combustion states, and signal processing and machine learning methods facilitated temperature estimation from combustion spectra. Additionally, the project involved the development of a prototype industrial monitoring system (currently being tested internationally). These efforts contribute to advancing scientific and technological capabilities in high-temperature industrial monitoring and the characterization of pure species during combustion through optoelectronic technology and advanced data analysis techniques. See Articles 1-8 in the list below for more details.

3. Hyperspectral image reconstruction  

This thesis introduces two new Multispectral Imaging Systems with application to combustion processes. The first combines a liquid crystal tunable filter with a monochrome camera but has limited use for fast-moving objects. The second system, using spectral reconstruction techniques with color image acquisition, achieved fast high-resolution spectral imaging. It was effective in flame sensing, producing accurate radiation profiles and temperature maps for different flames. Overall, both systems offer promising applications in combustion research. 

Results: 

Publications