5 accepted papers
Stereo vision is fundamental for enabling machines to perceive and interact with the world. While monocular stereo methods offer hardware compactness, they struggle with generalization due to reliance on data-driven priors. Binocular and multi-view systems improve accuracy but incur higher hardware
Capturing scenes with both high dynamic range (HDR) and high-speed motion remains challenging for conventional cameras. Existing alternating-exposure approaches exacerbate temporal resolution loss, making them unsuitable for high-speed scenes. Consequently, current solutions typically compromise eit
Visual vibrometry has emerged as a powerful technique for remote acquisition of audio and the physical properties of materials. To capture high-frequency vibrations, frame-based approaches often require a high-speed video camera and bright lighting to compensate for the short exposure time. In this…
High-speed video reconstruction from neuromorphic spike cameras offers a promising alternative to traditional frame-based imaging, providing superior temporal resolution and dynamic range with reduced power consumption. Nevertheless, reconstructing high-quality colored videos from spikes captured in…
The spiking cameras offer the benefits of high dynamic range (HDR) high temporal resolution and low data redundancy. However reconstructing HDR videos in high-speed conditions using single-bit spikings presents challenges due to the limited bit depth. Increasing the bit depth of the spikings is adva…