Szabó Lóránt
mathematician
Pantomat Kft
H-1112 Budapest
Eper köz 7
Hungary
 www.pantomat.hu
 Tel: (+361) 246 18 43
Fax: (+361) 247 15 87
Mobil: (-3630) 9927 823
Lorant.Szabo@pantomat.hu

Pantomat Kft

The SME company Pantomat was made in 1994. We are working with developing software, creating and R&D algorithms. Our programs recently are written in the language C++ and Java, previously we used Fortran and Pascal. We use Dbase, Access, mySQL and Oracle databases.

The 2D and 3D picture processing patented algorithms we developed could be very important for the system PatiMon. Also our knowledge in graphical databases could be useful. Our company developed several userfriendly software applications for other companies and also for our own risk.

These are the improvements we suggest, which are based on our former R&D experiences and on these developments.

- 3D face and body observation and recognizing

- face or body change in time (for example :growing swelling)

- creating graphical , web based database

Pantomat just finished a 3D human face and body application dedicated for plastic surgeons on Windows.

Visit: http://www.pantomat.hu/  

The partner company of Pantomat is Patternium Ltd.

Skills Pantomat  contribute to consortium

We take aim at investigating the following key features of PatiMon:
-Web based database using XML, Java, VRML
-Development of software user interfaces in C++
-Advanced  3D virtual reality
-2D and 3D pattern recognition
-Design and implementation of 3D graphical database
-Artificial intelligence

The CVs for the cooperating partners in R&D

Lorant Szabo (1952. 12.10. Budapest)

Dipl. Mathematical engineer - 1976 ELTE, Post.grad. informatician -1983 SZAMALK Budapest

1976-1994 mathematician , informatician, software developer engineer

1994- Pantomat  was formed, in the beginning director of Pantomat

ArchiCAD : co-author, ca. 50 000 copy world-wide

TopCAD: technical designer, author, leading post, project manager, ca. 5000 copy

ArchisSITE: technical program designer and project manager c. 8500 sold copy

FotoSculpture 2000 oct. 4, Hungarian and international PCT patent (P0003886)

PanTaller 2002 febr. 28 , Hungarian patent (P0200767)

Participated  in ca 30 international exhibitions and congresses, 20 articles, 5 television and radio interview

Edit Szabo (1958. 03. 26, Budapest)

Programmer mathematician - 1984 ELTE, Budapest

Co-author of the products of Pantomat since 1994

1994- founder member of Pantomat, later director

Planning and making databases

Web developments ,  using databases on the web

Zsolt Palfi (1977.02.05 , Dunaujvaros)

Informatician 1998 Szecheny Collage , Gyor

Co-author of the products of Pantomat since 1999

Writing graphical softwares

2D image processing

3D virtual body processing

web programing  

Dr. Lajos Kiss

M.Sc. degree in Physics, József Attila University of Sciences, Szeged, Hungary, 1976.
Ph.D. in Physics (with honours), József Attila University of Sciences, Szeged, Hungary, 1984.
C.Sc. in Technical Sciences (Computer Science and Electrical Engineering Committee)
Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, Hungary, 1995.
CAMEC and Advanced MPS, Baillie Associates, UK 1998.
Baan Dynamic Enterprise Modeler, Baillie Associates, UK 1998.
Windchill (Installation, Administration & Customisation) PTC, UK
Accounting (chartered accountant), Perfekt, Budapest, Hungary, 2001.

Dr. Judit Klára Kiss
Medical Doctor, Szeged University – Szentgyörgyi Albert Centre of Medical Sciencies, 1995 – 2001.
Dissertation Study of congenital heart disease at Down’s syndrome
Paediatric Department of Szentgy örgyi Albert Centre of Medical Sciencies, Szeged 2001 – 

Recent publications

11th IMACS World Congress on Computation and Applied Mathematics, Oslo (1985) pp. 25 – 27.
Lajos Kiss: Computer simulation of holography for seismic purposes, Mathematics and Computers in Simulation, North – Holland, 28 (1986) pp. 325 – 330.
L. Kiss: Computerized search for electrostatic lens potential functions, in: European Congress on Simulation, Academia Praha (1987) pp. 242 – 246.
L. Kiss: Computerized investigation of electrostatic lens potential distributions, in: Proc. of the 12th IMACS World Congress on Computation and Applied Mathematics, Paris (1988) pp. 244 – 246.
L. Kiss: Electrostatic lens potentials with small relativistic spherical aberration, Rev. Sci. Instrum. 60 (5) (1989) pp. 907 – 909.
L. Kiss: Computerized ray tracing model to aid electrostatic lens designing, in: Proc. of the 13th IMACS World Congress on Computation and Applied Mathematics, Dublin (1991) pp. 1922 – 1923.
L. Kiss, I. Krafcsik: Optimization and synthesis of electrostatic nonaccelerating two–interval spline lenses, J. Vac. Sci. Technol. B 9 (2) (1991) pp. 290 – 294.
L. Kiss: Computer simulation to calculate current distributions and emittance patterns of ion beams for synthesis of electric lenses, in: Abstract Book of the 11th IBA Conference, Balatonfüred (1993) p. 12.27
L. Kiss, I. Krafcsik, and L. Farkas: Computer simulation to calculate current distributions and emittance patterns of ion beams for synthesis of electric lenses, Nucl. Instr. And Meth. B 85 (1994) pp. 764 – 769.
L. Kiss: State of the art of electron optics and software developments in Hungary (invited paper), in: Proc. of Workshop on Computer Assisted Design of Particle Optics Instrumentation, Delft (1994) p. 20.
Kiss Lajos sr., Kiss Lajos jr.: Fast result presentation possibilities for ABG analysis by using Commodore 64 personal computers (in Hungarian), Laboratóriumi diagnosztika, XII (2) (1995) p. 23.
Lajos Kiss: Seismic data processing method based on holographic principles , in: Proc. of the L. Kiss: SEL – Synthesis of Electrostatic Lenses (software presentation), in: Proc. of Workshop on Computer Assisted Design of Particle Optics Instrumentation, Delft (1994) p. 52.
L. Kiss: Computer simulation for electrostatic lenses by using piecewise polynomials, Nucl. Instr. And Meth. B 113 (1996) pp. 71 – 74.