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Invited Talk at Queen's University Belfast, UK 

Invited by Dr. Xinming Shi, Qinyu gave an invited talk at Queen's University Belfast, UK, on the topic of neuromorphic vision and eye-tracking technologies for XR applications. 

Workshop organization at IROS 2025

Together with  Guangzhi Tang (Maastricht Univ), Ali Safa (Hamad Bin Khalifa University), Neelesh Kumar (Procter and Gamble), Fabian Clemens Weigend (Harvard), we will organize "Edge AI for Robotics: Emerging Technology and Application" workshop at IROS, Hangzhou, China, this October! Many thanks for the sponsorship from AMD.

Tutorial presented at AICAS 2025

Our tutorial "Neuromorphic AI-Enhanced Eye Tracking Technology: Algorithms, Circuits and Systems" was successfully presented at AICAS 2025 in Bordeaux, France! Together with Zhuo Zou (Fudan University) and Guohao Lan (TU Delft), we introduced how neuromorphic vision and AI can transform eye tracking for ultra-efficient, wearable applications. Slides are now available. 

Paper acceptance at ICRA 2025 and ISCAS 2025

Our work, “FACET: Fast and Accurate Event-Based Eye Tracking Using Ellipse Modeling for Extended Reality” has been accepted for ICRA 2025 Atlanta, US. This collaboration includes Junyuan Ding(Beihang Univ), Ziteng Wang (DVsense), Chang Gao(TU Delft), Min Liu (DVsense), and Qinyu Chen. 

Congratulations to PhD student Guorui Lu for his paper "SlimSeiz: Efficient Channel-Adaptive Seizure Prediction Using a Mamba-Enhanced Network," with TU Delft and Shanghai Renji Hospital, has been accepted for a Lecture Presentation at ISCAS 2025 in London, UK. 

Event-based eye tracking challenge 2025 is running

Together with TU Delft, the University of Würzburg, DVSense, and Prophesee, we are organizing the Efficient Event-based Eye-Tracking (3ET) Challenge as part of the CVPR 2025 Event-based Vision Workshop! The challenge will run from mid-February to mid-March 2025. Stay tuned for more details and join us in advancing event-based vision technology!  

Poster acceptance at NICE 2025

The work titled "Working in Progress: 3D Hand Tracking for Extended Reality", done by MSc student Zhen Xu and PhD student Guorui Lu, has been accepted for the poster at the Neuro-inspired Computational Elements (NICE) 2025 conference in Heidelberg, Germany. 

Invited Panel Discussion at National Open Science Festival

At the National Open Science Festival in Maastricht, Qinyu Chen, alongside Guangzhi Tang (University of Maastricht), Amirreza Yousefzadeh (University of Twente), and Manolis Sifalakis (IMEC), led a panel discussion on integrating open science principles into AI and neuromorphic research during the Neuromorphic Computing session. 

Success of  Event-based Eye Tracking Challenge 2024

We are happy to announce the success of our Event-based Eye Tracking Challenge at the CVPR AI4Streaming workshop!  Our challenge report is now online. The corresponding 3ET plus dataset is now publicly available. Feel free to check out and follow our GitHub repository for more details and updates.

New career

Join Leiden University as an assistant professor, quite enjoy the charm and rich history of the beautiful city of Leiden! 

Event-based Eye Tracking Challenge Invitation– CVPR 2024 

The Event-based Eye Tracking Challenge, a highlight of the AI for Streaming Workshop at CVPR 2024, has announced the successful completion of its first phase. The challenge is organized by the Institute of Neuroinformatics, UZH/ETH Zurich, TU Delft, University of Wurzburg, and Leiden University, Sponsored by Meta Reality Labs, Meta, Netflix, Sony Interactive Entertainment (FTG), and the University of Wurzburg (Computer Vision Lab).