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
04.04.2017
Our alumnus Thomas Neumann has been nominated for the GI Dissertation Award 2016
13.03.2017
Registration to our Symposium on Visual Computing and Perception is now open
12.12.2016
Our work on How Human am I? EEG-based Evaluation of Computer-generated Virtual Characters has been accepted to ACM CHI 2017.
Upcoming Events
Symposium SVCP17 - Symposium on Visual Computing and Perception
07.06.2017 13:00
- 08.06.2017 16:00
Campus Nord, TU Braunschweig
Speaker(s): Micheal Bach, Heinrich Bülthoff, Jan Koenderink, Hans-Peter Seidel, Bernt Schiele, Erik Reinhard
Recent Publications
Perception-driven Accelerated Rendering