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Topic: 3D reconstruction

Seminar
3 seminars

In Computer Vision and Artificial Intelligence

Seminar · Computer Vision

Measuring the Motions of Mice: Open source tracking with the KineMouse Wheel

Jimmy Tabet · Department of Biomedical Engineering UNC/NCSU

Wed, May 18, 2022 · 07:00 UTC

Who says you can't reinvent the wheel?! This running wheel for head-fixed mice allows 3D reconstruction of body kinematics using a single camera and DeepLabCut (or similar) software. A lightweight, transparent polycarbonate floor and a mirror mounted on the inside allow two views to be captured simultaneously. All parts are commercially available or laser cut

Seminar · Computer Vision

Identity-Expression Ambiguity in 3D Morphable Face Models

Bernhard Egger · Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg

Thu, Mar 17, 2022 · 17:00 UTC

3D Morphable Models are my favorite class of generative models and are commonly used to model faces. They are typically applied to ill-posed problems such as 3D reconstruction from 2D data. I'll start my presentation with an introduction into 3D Morphable Models and show what they are capable of doing. I'll then focus on our recent finding, the Identity-Expression Ambiguity: We demonstrate that non-orthogonality of the variation in identity and expression can cause identity-expression ambiguity in 3D Morphable Models, and that in practice expression and identity are far from orthogonal and can

Seminar · Brain Imaging

The wonders and complexities of brain microstructure: Enabling biomedical engineering studies combining imaging and models

Daniele Dini · Imperial College London

Tue, Nov 23, 2021 · 11:00 UTC

Brain microstructure plays a key role in driving the transport of drug molecules directly administered to the brain tissue as in Convection-Enhanced Delivery procedures. This study reports the first systematic attempt to characterize the cytoarchitecture of commissural, long association and projection fiber, namely: the corpus callosum, the fornix and the corona radiata. Ovine samples from three different subjects have been imaged using scanning electron microscope combined with focused ion beam milling. Particular focus has been given to the axons. For each tract, a 3D reconstruction of relat