Is it possible to reconstruct 3D geometry from measurements of a miniature time-of-flight proximity sensor? Yes! I'm excited to share our CVPR 2024 paper, "Towards 3D Vision with Low-Cost Single-Photon Cameras"
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@jon_barron I agree on principle, but how is a grad student going to pay for that much API usage? I don’t know of any grad programs that provide credits / Claude code or similar to their grad students.
📜New paper: Recovering Parametric Scenes from Very Few Time-of-Flight Pixels. To appear at ICCV 2025.
We recover 3D parametric scenes (e.g. 6D object pose, human hand pose) from very few (8-15) distributed 3D pixels.
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This approach has applications anywhere that benefits from low-cost, lightweight sensing, like wearables, mobile devices, and robotics. We hope this work will inspire further development in this direction!
Announcing the first #ICCP2025 Summer School at @UofT, July 19–20, 2025! Open to undergrad and grad students worldwide—join us for hands-on courses in computational imaging & photography. There are limited spaces available.
Appication review begins: June 3, 23:59 ET
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@jayparsons I was dying to know which dot was which so I did some searching, and found this plot with some labels. Hunstville, AL! I thought Austin would be further right, but given it's so large already it makes sense.
source: https://t.co/fwzryy5Ehi
@jayparsons I was dying to know which dot was which so I did some searching, and found this plot with some labels. Hunstville, AL! I thought Austin would be further right, but given it's so large already it makes sense.
source: https://t.co/fwzryy5Ehi