Fun Research in Computer Vision and Robotics

Explore highlights of computer vision and robotics research in this engaging talk by Takeo Kanade from Carnegie Mellon University. Delve into face image analysis, vision-based autonomous robots, EyeVision, biological live cell tracking, and smart headlight technology. Gain insights from Kanade's anecdotal experiences, research strategies, and philosophy, including his motto "Think like an amateur, do as an expert." Discover how to make research and development both fun and productive while learning about cutting-edge applications in entertainment, sports, virtual reality, 3D modeling, historical site preservation, autonomous vehicles, and augmented reality. From creating virtual cameras for NBA broadcasts to modeling the Statue of Liberty, this presentation covers a wide range of innovative projects that showcase the exciting possibilities in the field of computer vision and robotics.

Intro
Moment of Fame
Movie Matrix
Football
Ive Vision
Bruce Willis
Fun Research
Virtual Reality
Creating 3D Model
Historical Site Modeling
Autonomous Helicopter
Statue of Liberty
Virtual Camera
NBA
Entertainment
The Expert
Panoptix
Virtual Video Learning
Navigation
Hands Across America
Smart Headlight
Solution
Augmented Reality