“3D Imaging With Time-of-Flight Cameras: Theory, Algorithms, and Applications” by Kadambi, Izadi, Raskar and Bhandari – ACM SIGGRAPH HISTORY ARCHIVES

“3D Imaging With Time-of-Flight Cameras: Theory, Algorithms, and Applications” by Kadambi, Izadi, Raskar and Bhandari

  • 2014 5 3D Imaging With Time-of-Flight Cameras Theory, Algorithms, and Applications

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    3D Imaging With Time-of-Flight Cameras: Theory, Algorithms, and Applications

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    Time­-of-­flight (ToF) cameras provide access to depth/3D information of a scene. They find applications in imaging, computer vision and computer graphics. This course introduces our audience to recent advances in this area. We discuss 3D imaging applications like gestural interactions, industrial vision, transient imaging, bio­-imaging and illumination multiplexing. We constrain our discussion to low cost and off­-the-­shelf imaging systems, to encourage reproducibility.  

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