Computer vision has been shaped by contributions from many pioneers, but Larry Roberts is often regarded as one of the earliest visionaries. In the 1960s, Roberts wrote a foundational paper on the use of machine analysis for visual data, laying the groundwork for 3D object recognition. Other notable contributors include David Marr, who developed theories on visual perception, and Takeo Kanade, who advanced stereo vision and real-time tracking. These pioneers set the stage for modern computer vision research and applications.
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