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Our paper, “Variable precision depth encoding for 3D range geometry compression,” has been published in Applied Optics. Cheers!
Our paper, “Variable precision depth encoding for 3D range geometry compression,” has been published in Applied Optics. Cheers!
Prof. Bell gave a talk to the Evening Lions Club in Marshalltown, Iowa on February 19, 2020.
Congrats to Matt for his award winning work! Our paper that details a more flexible 3D data / depth compression method won the Best Student Paper award from the 3D Measurement and Data Processing conference at IS&T’s International Symposium on Electronic Imaging, 2020.
Our grad. student, Matthew G. Finley, successfully defended his M.S. thesis work today. Many congrats!
Prof. Bell will chair the “3D/4D Measurement and Processing” session of the 3D Measurement and Data Processing (3DMP) conference at Electronic Imaging 2020 (#EI2020). Hope to see you in January!
Our large-scale AR sandbox collaboration with the Science Center of Iowa made the front page of the Daily Iowan on Nov. 1, 2019!
Prof. Bell gave a talk, “Digitizing Our 3D World,” on November 12 at the Science Center of Iowa (SCI) in Des Moines, IA as part of their Café Scientifique series. The event was free and open to the public, taking place in SCI’s Star Theater planetarium.
Our paper "Variable precision depth encoding for 3D range geometry compression" has been accepted to Electronic Imaging 2020. Looking forward to seeing everyone at EI again next January!
Students in the University of Iowa College of Engineering, the Iowa 3D Club, and Prof. Tyler Bell’s Holo Reality Lab have partnered with the Science Center of Iowa (SCI) in Des Moines, Iowa to collaborate on an outreach project: a Large-Scale Augmented Reality (AR) Sandbox.
Our pilot project, “EchoSee: an assistive technology platform for simulating human echolocation to assist those who are blind or severely visually impaired with safe and independent navigation,” has been funded from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Center for the Prevention and Treatment of Visual Loss (CPTVL).