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Dimension Technologies Inc. (DTI) Specializes in autostereoscopic 3D display technology and products. Woo's Home Page main research interest is in the fields of RD-based optimal dependent coding for stereo images/video, Object/segmentation-based coding for stereo images/video, Multiview image coding and intermediate scene synthesis, Video coding for streaming video and tele-conference, Image segmentation based on disparity information, Intelligent signal processing based on Neuro-fuzzy theory Autostereoscopic Displays and Computer Graphics Michael Halle Surgical Planning Laboratory Department of Radiology Brigham and Women's Hospital Boston, Massachusetts, USA. Visualization Space and Natural Interfaces IBM Research Volume Rendering in Java Volume rendering software package written entirely in Java. Sources downloadable. Interfaced to the popular ImageJ image processing package. Over 3000 users! Felix 3D Display project with all around viewing capabilities without using special glasses. Based on a rotating semi-transparent helix projecting the object with a laser guided by acousto-optic deflectors. Development papers can be downloaded in PDF from a team in Stade, Germany. Elastic Inversion of Acoustical Data New approach to processing traditional marine seismic data allows for converting into the triplet of depth elasic sections. From the Department of Physics, University of Bergen, Norway. Computational Biomagnetics Summary of computer modeling research on the electrical and magnetic activity of human heart and brain for 3D visualization and MRI error checking, at the Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Washington, Seattle, WA. Pro Vision Technologies Hyperspectral imaging systems for applications such as clinical detection. By the Institute for Technology Development, Stennis Space Center, MS. Discrete Tomography Theory behind combinatorial reconstruction of matrices from horizontal and vertical projections for interpretion of X-ray crystallography coordinates, from Laboratoire de Recherche en Informatique, Paris University, France. |
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