Für die 3sat Doku "Gesunde Augen - klarer Blick" hat Katharina Krösl und Kolleg_innen vom Forschungsberecih Computer Graphics mit Simulationen verschiedener Vision Impairments und Clips für eine 3sat-Doku erstellt.
Realism has been a major driving force since the inception of the field of computer graphics, and algorithms that generate photorealistic images using physical simulations are now in widespread use. These algorithms are normally used in a "forward” sense: given an input scene, they produce an output image. In this talk, I will present two recent projects that turn this around, enabling applications to problems including 3D reconstruction, material design, and acquisition. Further information
Pacific Graphics 2019, Seoul. Für das paper: "Parallel Generation and Visualization of Bacterial Genome Structures." erhielt Tobias Klein den Award für die Best Student Presentation
This lecture will offer an overview of current research efforts on all related topics, ranging from visual semantic world mapping to multiple drone mission planning and control and to drone perception for autonomous target following, tracking and AV shooting.
On Tuesday 19th, Haichao Miao from the Visualization Group defended his PhD thesis with the title "Geometric Abstraction for Effective Visualization and Modeling".
Congratulations and all the best for the rest of his academic career!
the Research Division of Computer Graphics is organizing a small workshop "Vienna Symposium on Visualization (VieVisDays) on August 19th and 20th 2019", which we cordially invite you to attend. The talks will be given in English.
Lehrausgang zum Institute of Visual Computing & Human-Centered Technology der TU Wien
Am 19. Juni 2019 gingen wir, eine kleine aber feine Gruppe von drei Schülerinnen und drei Schülern der Klasse 7A, der auch ich (Prof. Born) beiwohnen durfte ins Institute of Visual Computing & Human-Centered Technology.
Wie schwer es sein kann, sich in seiner Umgebung zu orientieren, wenn man unter Grauem Star leidet, zeigt ein Projekt der TU Wien. Hier wurde untersucht, wie man Augenkrankheiten virtuell simulieren kann. Pflegepersonal in Altenheimen oder Gebäude- und Lichtplaner könnten in ihrer Arbeit davon profitieren.
