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The Edward S. Rogers Sr. Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of Toronto


Welcome to the University of Toronto's Artificial Perception Lab. Founded in June 2001 by Prof. Parham Aarabi, the APL's major focus is to investigate the theory, implementation, and application of intelligent computing systems. Current APL research foci include:

  1. Biologically Inspired Computing (including sensor arrays, perceptual signal processing, and speech processing)
  2. Visual Search (including multi-camera image fusion and visual image search)
  3. Intuitive Hardware (including FPGA/VLSI implementation of intuitive/perceptual signal processing systems, as well as novel biologically inspired FPGA architectures for sensor data processing)

For more information about the APL, please contact Prof. Parham Aarabi.


Introducing Phase-Based Speech Processing (a textbook written by APL researchers)



Click here to see a live demo of APL's face processing research

Click here to see a live demo of APL's face processing research


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