Hi, I'm Antonio Consiglio 👋

I am a Computer Vision Engineer, passionate about technology and robotics, with a strong interest in developing innovative solutions that bridge the gap between artificial intelligence and real-world applications. In my spare time, I love working on personal projects related to computer vision and robotics.

Be sure to check out my Projects section!

I was born in 1995 in a small seaside town in Puglia, Italy. After graduating from high school, I earned a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Politecnico di Bari. I completed my studies with a Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering with a concentration in Industrial Automation at the Politecnico di Torino, where I wrote a thesis in mechanical design after spending 6 months in Buenos Aires, Argentina

Following a brief stint as a Mechanical Designer that lasted just under two years, during which I spent my free time pursuing one of my passions—coding and computers—I developed a deep interest in the field of Computer Vision. I initially focused on neural computer vision before expanding my knowledge to classical computer vision techniques.

In 2021, I began my new career as a Software Developer specializing in computer vision and robotics for a small company that builds automated cells for various industries such as automotive, healthcare, and food. A highlight of this experience, which I am particularly proud of, was developing a proof of concept for a pick-and-place application that involved sorting fruit from a conveyor belt. The application utilized two stereo cameras, an anthropomorphic robotic arm, and an industrial PC connected to a GPU-equipped server PC. The application was multi-processed, featured a user interface, and was written in Python, while the server side was implemented in C#.

Since 2023, I have been working as a Computer Vision Engineer on an autonomous driving project. During this time, in addition to handling perception tasks, I have also contributed to the development of path planning and path scheduling algorithms for traveling salesman-type problems.
I developed part of the code in C++, integrating it with a Python-based codebase.