Albert Dillon has a significant background in business management as well as graduating from The University of Queensland with a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical & Biomedical Engineering (Hons). Albert’s current role as
Electronics Engineer at Canaria Technologies involves Digital Signal Processing of biometric data (PPG, EEG and ECG), constructing and testing active-threshold algorithms and FIR filters, building ML models for supervised classification problems, researching past, current and promising methods of biometric signal analysis, and engineering solutions in software