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Aggelos K. Katsaggelos is a pioneering figure in image and video processing, with a career spanning decades of foundational contributions to restoration, enhancement, and multimodal sensing. His early work on multichannel regularized iterative restoration of image sequences (1993, 1996) established robust frameworks for recovering degraded video, directly impacting fields like visual communications and target tracking. More recently, he has advanced high-dimensional sensing through deep learning, as seen in his editorial leadership on the topic (2022). His innovative research on guided event filtering (2021, 33 citations) demonstrates how fusing intensity images with neuromorphic events achieves high-speed, high-dynamic-range imaging—critical for robotics and autonomous systems. Katsaggelos also bridges theory and application, developing hand-guided deflectometry for mobile devices (2020, 22 citations) and robust line detection algorithms for autonomous robots (2004). With over 16,000 citations and numerous IEEE awards, his work continues to shape how machines perceive and interact with the world, inspiring students to explore the intersection of classical signal processing and modern deep learning.