Adrian Hilton
Adrian Hilton studies visual and audiovisual machine perception. His research includes reconstructing moving scenes and people for media, manufacturing and healthcare. Hilton held a Royal Society industry fellowship with Framestore from 2008 to 2011. The work concerned digital doubles and multi-view or 3D video for film production. He became director of Surrey’s Centre for Vision, Speech and Signal Processing in January 2012. The program combines vision, audio processing and machine learning. Hilton co-founded Surrey’s People-Centred AI institute in 2021. His research includes 4D vision, which models three-dimensional shape together with motion.
- Now at
- University of Surrey
- Works
- 493
- Citations
- 13,084
- h-index
- 51
Publication numbers from OpenAlex, as of 14 October 2026.
Timeline
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2008–2011
Digital doubles for film
Hilton held a Royal Society industry fellowship with Framestore from 2008 to 2011. The work concerned digital doubles and multi-view or 3D video for film production.
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2012
Leading visual and signal research
He became director of Surrey’s Centre for Vision, Speech and Signal Processing in January 2012. The program combines vision, audio processing and machine learning.
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2021
People-Centred AI institute
Hilton co-founded Surrey’s People-Centred AI institute in 2021. His research includes 4D vision, which models three-dimensional shape together with motion.
Sources and credits
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