Virtual Environments
Virtual Environments (and Virtual Reality) involves real time interaction with a three dimensional virtual world using your natural senses and skills. Vision, audio, touch and even olfactory senses can be utilised.
Projects
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Feature extraction and matching is a traditional method for shape matching and analysis.
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The unit work with projects where imaging and visualization technologies can provide added value to medical applications.
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This project intends to explore the combination of new techniques from related research areas and state-of-the-art SFS algorithms to improve robustness and feature preservation in shape recovery from single but sophisticated real-world image.
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This project attempts to develop efficient techniques for the representation and matching of 3D shapes.
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The captured either 2D or 3D data are usually unavoidably corrupted by imaging noise.
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A low-discrepancy, blue-noise point set represents a continuous geometric object well, minimising discretisation artefacts.
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While the laser scanning systems usually have limited field of view, the captured data from a single viewpoint can only cover a part of the area of interest.
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Virtual environments for developing training skills in rugby.