Sunday, February 25, 2007

Biologically Inspired Vision Systems

Neuroscientists at MIT have developed a computer model that mimics the human vision system to accurately detect and recognize objects in a busy street scene, such as cars and motorcycles.

"Maybe we shouldn't be surprised," says David Lowe, a computer vision and object recognition expert at the University of British Colombia in Vancouver. "Human vision is vastly better at recognition than any of our current computer systems, so any hints of how to proceed from biology are likely to be very useful."



The article:
http://www.technologyreview.com/Infotech/18210/

The lab:
http://web.mit.edu/bcs/research/

Monday, February 19, 2007

ViewFinder heatmap for videos

Feng-GUI lab is pleased to announce on the video edition of the ViewFinder heatmap.

for example, see how the following videos are being heated by ViewFinder attention heatmap.

Coca-Cola GTA


The Matrix II trailer


Heineken commercial


Mission Impossible trailer


more info at the research page

Thursday, February 15, 2007

Honour mustard Internet TV

Honour mustard is a show, which is produced specially and exclusively for Internet. We do here without superlative. Look simply whether you find something similar in the German-speaking countries somewhat.

and ViewFinder is presented at 2:30min
http://www.ehrensenf.de/2007/02/09/versteckte-songs-afro-frisuren-finetune/?vid=flv

thank you, Katrin kommt.

Sunday, February 11, 2007

2003 Kai Gradert and Phil Clevenger


Cofounders Kai Gradert and Phil Clevenger have designed and developed over 20 award-winning commercial software applications, games, and communication technologies.

For Cooperating Systems, they have hand-picked an experienced global team to develop and support CoSI products and technologies, and to establish a leading market presence as creators and publishers of innovative yet practical networked applications.

Take a look at Kai Gradert gallery of work

Eric Wenger creator KPT Bryce


U&I Software http://www.uisoftware.com was formed by artists seeking to create tools that would allow them (and by extension other likeminded individuals) to explore new realms of creative expression. Founded in 1997 by Eric Wenger creator of KPT Bryce

Tuesday, February 06, 2007

Google Portrait


Google Portrait is a demonstration system of IDIAP and Torchvision face detection technology. It is for personal and non-commercial use only. We acknowledge Google for providing the image indexing and retrieval service and we garantee that we don't perform any automated querying. Indeed, the query made by a user is equivalent to a query made directly on Google Image and the face detection processing is done "on-the-fly". Please note also that we don't make use of the page ranking information, but only the url of images indexed and retrieved by Google.

Watch out Riya! :)

check it out at: http://www.idiap.ch/googleportrait/

for example: A search for Michael Arrington
http://www.idiap.ch/googleportrait/index.cgi?query=Michael+Arrington