Visual Computing

This paper presents a novel interface based on a click-and-drag interaction that allows to rapidly select regions from state-of-the-art segmentation hierarchies.

This paper investigates stereoscopic window violation artifacts, which often interfere with artistic freedom and constrain the comfortable depth volume.

This paper presents a scalable implementation of the Asynchronous Contact Mechanics (ACM) algorithm, a reliable method to simulate flexible material subject to complex collisions and contact geometries.

Virtual humans are often endowed with human-like characteristics to make them more appealing and engaging.

In this paper, we survey recent advances in this area. We distinguish between “a priori” methods that analyze the light transport equations and derive sampling rates and reconstruction filters from this analysis, and “a posteriori” methods that apply statistical techniques to sets of samples to drive the adaptive sampling and reconstruction process.

This paper presents an effective method for detecting potentially salient foreground regions.

In this paper we extend the basic concept of local warping for parallax removal.

We introduce the concept of a static high-resolution master camera for improved long-term multiview alignment.

Through the research frameworks of the European Commission, in particular, a number of long-term issues have been addressed to overcome limitations of the traditional two-view stereoscopy.

In this paper, we explore the stability of surface normals reconstructed outdoors.