Computer Vision Lab / Master Thesis |
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Maiko Miyazaki | A Flexible Planning and Visual Feedback Framework for Manipulation of Deformable Linear Objects |
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Daisuke Ota | VISUAL RECONSTRUCTION OF AN INTERSECTION BY INTEGRATING CAMERAS OF MULTIPLE VEHICLES |
Jun Sanagawa | 3D Shape Analysis by using Free-Form Deformation and Lacal Alignment Methods |
Kazuki Shiota |
Kentaro Hashimoto | Grasp Recognition with Volumetric Fitting using Infrared Images |
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Shintaro Ono | Street-Parking Vehicle Detection and Ego-motion Estimation by using Vehicle-borne Laser Range Finder (in Japanse) |
Shirmila Mohottala | Recognition and Classification of Vehicles using Vector Quantization |
Ryo Ohkubo | Simultaneous Registration of 2D Images onto 3D Models for Texture Mapping |
Shinichiro Nakaoka | Generating Whole Body Motions for a Biped Humanoid Robot from Captured Human Dances |
Tomohito Masuda | 3D Shape Restoration and Comparison through Simultaneous Registration |
Takuma Morita | Knot Planning from Observation |
Nobuyuki Yoshifuji | Acquiring a Radiance Distribution to Superimpose Huge Virtual Objects onto a Real Scene (in Japanese) |
Hiroto Sonoda | Generation of Everyday Static Grasps from Human Demonstration (in Japanse) |
Tatsuya Yoshida | Recognition and Classification of Vehicles by Using Vector Quantization |
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Toru Takahashi | Creating Photorealistic Virtual Model with Polarization based Vision System |
Daisuke Miyazaki | Measuring Surface Shape of Transparent Objects based on the Analysis of Polarization, Thermal Radiation, and Geometrical Property |
Shunsuke Kudoh | The Dynamic Balance Control System for Human Body Model with the Quadratic Programming Method |
Imari Sato | Recovering Illumination Distribution from Brightness in Shadows |
Takeshi Oishi | Digital Preservation and Restoration of the Cultural Heritages (in Japanese) |
Jun Takamatsu | A Learning Robot to Acquire Assembly Tasks through Observation of Human Demonstration |
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Takuji Takahashi | Full-Automatic Reconstruction of Extensive Urban Space Model by using Omni-Directional Images (in Japanese) |
Michihiro Murao | Modeling Real-world Activities in Virtual Worlds |
Yoshihiro Sato | Recognition of objects' function from vision (in Japanese) |
Akira Saegusa | A Research on Communication Between Humans and Robots (in Japanese) |
Ko Nishino | Appearance Compression and Synthesis based on 3D Model for Mixed Reality |
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Hajime Ohno | Hand Tracking from Multiple Stereos (in Japanese) |
Tomotaka Saito | Planning Processes of Assembly Tasks Through Observation of Human Demonstration and Controlling States of Assembly Tasks Using a Force/Torque Sensor (in Japanese) |
Tomoyuki Horiuchi | Cooperation of Human and Robot Based on Motion Recognition by Vision |
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Ikeuchi Lab, The University of Tokyo |