I am here to help you develop your computer vision project
Enjoy fast and reliable computer vision applications with a modern user interface and state-of-the-art algorithms

About me
Hi, I’m Benjamin Gallois, Ph.D. in Physics and Computer Vision and Blockchain developer. During my Ph.D., I worked with a variety of tools and technologies. I’m now ready to tackle any project, my specialties being Computer Vision using OpenCV, Graphical User Interface using Qt, and Blockchain development with Substrate.

I design and build computer vision projects.
I’m working remotely as a freelancer, providing my computer vision and software conception expertise using C++, Python, Rust, Qt, OpenCV, and Substrate from prototyping to deployment.
Services
Enjoy fast and reliable computer vision applications with a modern user interface and state-of-the-art algorithms emphasizing open-source technologies and maintainability. At the end of the project, the client will always receive a documented source code that is easily maintainable.
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My Expertises
Ph.D. in physics
Ph.D. in physics at Sorbonne University in Paris studying the chemical perception of young Zebrafish.
M.Sc. in physics
M.Sc. in physic at the University Paris Diderot learning fundamental physics with a one-year specialization in biophysics.
B.Sc. in physics
B.Sc. in physic at the University Paris Diderot learning fundamental physics.
Analyzable
Creator of Analyzable freelancing company. We are developing and deploying computer vision software, from computer vision algorithms to user interfaces, using open-source technology.
FastTrackOrg
Creator, maintainer and lead developer of the open-source tracking software FastTrack and its derivatives (FastAnalyzer, FastAnalysis).
LJP, Sorbonne University
Ph.D. thesis under the supervision of Raphaël Candelier at laboratory Jean Perrin. Study of the chemical perception of the young zebrafish and development of a multitracking general‐purpose tracking software.
Curie Institut
Six months internship under the supervision of Emmanuel Farge in the Curie Institute. Study of the mechanical induction of the beta‐catenin pathway in Nematostella Vectensis embryos. Development of an image analysis pipeline for confocal microscopy.
MSC, Paris Diderot University
Three months internship under Vincent Fleury’s supervision in the MSC laboratory in collaboration with Antonio Claudio Tedesco (university of São Paulo). Study of vascular proprieties on chick embryos, and test of cancer treatment. Development of an image analysis algorithm for the observation of the vascular network of chick embryos.

Why hire me for your next project?
I aim to build cross-platform, robust, and easily deployable software using modern and scalable technologies.
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