Arman Neyestani, PhD

Computer Vision Engineer & Researcher

Vision systems built to measure the physical world.

I build and validate camera-based systems for structural inspection and displacement measurement, using calibration and reference data to connect image output with physical motion. My other work includes visual localization and environmental sensing.

Research Fellow · CeSMA, University of Naples Federico II

Portrait of Arman Neyestani.

Camera geometry

Machine perception

Reference validation

Uncertainty

Selected work

Built, measured, validated.

Published studies, open datasets, and repository outputs are labelled with results, methods and clear limits, starting with my structural measurement work.

Core technical stack

Computer vision from pixels to physical units.

Tools and methods I have applied across published studies and research prototypes.

  • Python
  • OpenCV
  • PyTorch
  • TensorFlow / Keras
  • YOLO detection & segmentation
  • Metric learning
  • Camera calibration
  • PnP & 6-DoF pose
  • Visual odometry & localization
  • Uncertainty analysis
  • Jetson
  • Raspberry Pi
Illustrative camera-based measurement setup focused on tracking markers attached to a structural test beam.
01 Camera geometry measured motion

More computer-vision work

Marine, environmental and applied projects.

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Applied Vision · 2023

MAR Rover

A four-class segmentation prototype converts orchard imagery into a visible soil corridor and image-space guidance signal for an amphibious rover.

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07

Applied Vision · 2025

Blue crab measurement

Instance masks, aligned depth, and camera calibration are combined to estimate projected crab dimensions in millimeters.

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08

Environmental Sensing · 2024

Wave-height forecasting

A GRU model turns 16-step marine observations into a one-step-ahead significant-wave-height estimate for digital-twin prototypes.

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Working method

From pixels to physical evidence.

01 Frame the measurement problem.

02 Build the perception and geometry pipeline.

03 Compare against reference data.

04 Report uncertainty and failure modes.

Selected publications

Peer-reviewed context.

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2026

Vision-Based Displacement Measurement for Structural Health Monitoring: A Metrology-Oriented Review of Uncertainty Quantification

Buildings 16(13), 2659

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2024

Development and Evaluation of a Novel Marker-Based Tracking System for 3D-Scaled Masonry Models Using DeepTag

XXXIII International Scientific Conference Electronics (ET)

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2025

SUBVO Dataset: Analyzing Feature Extraction for Underwater Monocular Visual Odometry

IEEE I2MTC

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2025

A Low-Cost Vision-Based Monitoring System for Dynamic Testing of a Cantilever Beam

IEEE MetroSustainability

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Open to the right problem

Engineering roles, research collaborations, and scoped computer-vision work.

neyestani@ieee.org