Progress in contemporary visual information processing is driven by the joint pursuit of interactivity, realism, and flexibility. To find viable solutions to the scientific and technological challenges encountered towards these goals, we pursue interdisciplinary strategies that draw on computer graphics, computer vision, applied optics, and human visual perception. Our goal is to contribute answers to fundamental scientific questions that enable us to devise new algorithms for visual computing applications.
News
31.07.2017
Our work on Comparative analysis of three different modalities for perception of artifacts in videos has been accepted to ACM Transactions on Applied Perception and will be presented at ACM Syposium on Applied Perception.
02.07.2017
Our work on understanding the Uncanny Valley effect has been featured in the nationwide newspaper Welt am Sonntag (full article)
08.06.2017
Radio FFN has covered our Symposium on Visual Computing and Perception (mp3)
Recent Publications
Optical Flow-based 3D Human Motion Estimation from Monocular Video