Summary
Anh-dzung Doan is a research scientist specializing in robotic vision, combining robotics, computer vision, and machine learning across academic and industry settings. With a PhD from the University of Adelaide and nine years of experience, he has a strong publication record (10+ papers), an IEEE RA-L Best Paper Award, an APRS/IAPR Best Paper Award, and a US patent pending. He has held roles from co-founder of a mobile vision startup to postdoctoral researcher at AIML and research positions at Niantic and multiple international labs, bringing both entrepreneurial and applied research perspectives. Recent industry work includes developing 6D object pose estimation and tracking for robotic manipulation and a current research scientist role at Axon. He is also a regular reviewer for major AI venues, reflecting deep engagement with the research community. Less obvious is his consistent cross-border collaboration—from Vietnam to Australia, Singapore, Japan, and industry—demonstrating an ability to translate academic advances into real-world systems.
9 years of coding experience
13 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Artificial Intelligence, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Artificial Intelligence at University of Adelaide
High School, Physics, High School, Physics at Le Quy Don High school for the Gifted - Khanh Hoa Province
BSc degree, Honor Program, Information Technology, GPA 9.18/10.0 - 3.82/4.0, BSc degree, Honor Program, Information Technology, GPA 9.18/10.0 - 3.82/4.0 at VNUHCM - University of Science
Vietnamese, English