Summary
Benjamin Raynal is a computer vision researcher, educator, and entrepreneur with nine years of professional experience and a PhD in computer science. As president of SCHOODING and former founder of BRAYN he combines R&D and commercial consulting in image processing, digital topology and mathematical morphology while teaching core programming and vision courses across multiple engineering schools. His work spans low-level C/C++ optimization (including NEON intrinsics), real-time vision systems such as gaze and motion tracking, and higher-level tools like OpenCV, Python and Django. Benjamin is notable for translating deep academic research—thinning algorithms, concurrent topological methods and voxelized shape analysis—into practical applications and curricula. Based in Mazamet, France, he balances hands-on implementation with pedagogy, mentoring the next generation of engineers while shipping applied computer-vision solutions.
9 years of coding experience
PhD degree, Computer Sciences, PhD degree, Computer Sciences at Université Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée
French, English, German