I hold a (rather fresh) Ph.D. in Human-Computer Interaction where I explored the use of paper-based interfaces with augmented reality on a camera+projector system [1].
I am most experienced with C++ and OpenCV on Ubuntu, but I am not afraid (and actually enjoy) experimenting with whatever tool best fits the job. For example I toyed with cala, Python, Ruby, Java, Bash, GNU Make, CMake, Inkscape, Android, Arch, TinyCore...
For example, I am the lead developer of Chilitags [2], an OpenCV based, C++ library to detect fiducial markers for augmented reality, but I'm currently exploring their use in browsers (via a emscripten conversion to javascript, with three.js), and their port to Android.
I would love to give a hand on proof of concepts or technical designs of innovative solutions to make computers understand humans better. I like the challenge of processing "natural" data, such as images, video or 3d movements to make a reliable solution to a problem.
Contact info (email, LinkedIn, GitHub, TwitterDM): http://quentin.bonnard.eu/contact/
[1] http://quentin.bonnard.eu/portfolio/metroscope/ [2] http://quentin.bonnard.eu/portfolio/chilitags/