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(Si10-124) Inverse Reconstruction Methodologies: A Review, Deepika Saini
(Si10-124) Inverse Reconstruction Methodologies: A Review, Deepika Saini
Applications and Applied Mathematics: An International Journal (AAM)
The three-dimensional reconstruction problem is a longstanding ill-posed problem, which has made enormous progress in the field of computer vision. This field has attracted increasing interest and demonstrated an impressive performance. Due to a long era of increasing evolution, this paper presents an extensive review of the developments made in this field. For the three dimensional visualization, researchers have focused on the developments of three dimensional information and acquisition methodologies from two dimensional scenes or objects. These acquisition methodologies require a complex calibration procedure which is not practical in general. Hence, the requirement of flexibility was much needed in all …
X-Ray Vision At Action Space Distances: Depth Perception In Context, Nate Phillips
X-Ray Vision At Action Space Distances: Depth Perception In Context, Nate Phillips
Theses and Dissertations
Accurate and usable x-ray vision has long been a goal in augmented reality (AR) research and development. X-ray vision, or the ability to comprehend location and object information when such is viewed through an opaque barrier, would be imminently useful in a variety of contexts, including industrial, disaster reconnaissance, and tactical applications. In order for x-ray vision to be a useful tool for many of these applications, it would need to extend operators’ perceptual awareness of the task or environment. The effectiveness with which x-ray vision can do this is of significant research interest and is a determinant of …