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Face and Persona Detection
Mood Detection
3D Reconstruction

Cognitive Systems

Intelligent Algorithms and Cameras




Kognitive Systeme

3D-Rekonstruktion


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The research area »cognitive systems« comprises developments for computer vision, man-machine-communication, 3D visualization as well as the development for smart camera systems for robot vision.

Embedded Imaging
Complex processing - e.g. detection or adjustments - can be integrated into a camera by using embedded technologies for camera design. Therefore peripherical devices like computers for image processing will become obsolete. As a great advantage systems are becomming compact in size and flexible in use. The camera works like a stand-alone system. The concept of a »camera with embedded imaging« offers an ideal platform to integrate image processing functionality in a compact camera unit.

Face and Object Detection
Focus of our research and developments within the field of biometrics are detection technologies for faces and objects and also the fine analysis. The software library »SHORE™« enables the detection of faces in video streams and still images. The succeeding fine analysis detects more details in the face and returns the gender and the detected facial expression. The expansion of the technology in order to recognize the age as well as other objects like hands, cars or logos are further steps towards visual perception similar to the human model.

3D Reconstruction
3D modeling of faces and 3D reconstruction of objects based on camera images simplifies and accelerates cost and time consuming methods for computer graphics applications. No additional hardware like laser scanner or striped light or the tracking of markers is necessary to get a rough cut version of the object.


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