Petter Strandmark is an R&D Manager at Apple in Stockholm with 14 years of experience bridging computer vision, discrete optimization, and large-scale machine learning for sensor-rich 3D mapping. His academic work—spanning image analysis, medical segmentation, linear programming, and parallelization—includes publications at ICCV and an oral at CVPR, and culminated in a state-of-the-art branch-and-price solver that leads a public scheduling benchmark. He combines research rigor with hands-on engineering, contributing to notable open-source projects like Ceres Solver and improving Django admin tooling, demonstrating fluency across C++ and Python ecosystems. At Apple he leads a 3D Vision team processing vast multimodal datasets from aerial, satellite, and ground platforms, applying advanced optimization techniques to production-scale problems. Colleagues describe him as someone who turns deep theoretical ideas into robust, practical systems.
Contributions:6 commits, 7 PRs, 27 comments in 1 year 2 months
Contributions summary:Petter primarily contributed to the Django-based backend of the project. They enhanced the Django admin interface by modifying widgets for user and group management, and by adding log entries for admin panel actions. Furthermore, the user fixed the reported project version in the `__init__.py` file and removed Python 2.7 compatibility code. These contributions reflect a focus on improving the project's administration and overall maintainability.
Contributions summary:Petter made several contributions to the Ceres Solver library. These included fixing Windows compatibility issues in the random number generator, adding an include for the gflags library, and correcting a variable type declaration. Furthermore, the user addressed compilation issues and improved the code by implementing OpenMP for a high-precision timer. They also corrected inclusion guards and fixed a warning occurring in Visual Studio during compilation.
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