Labs of the Department of Image Processing and Computer Graphics

The main task of the Department of Image Processing and Computer Graphics is research and education in the scientific fields regarding visual (image) information. Our members work in various fields of medical image processing and computer vision (e.g., image reconstruction, segmentation, registration and fusion, shape representation) in collaboration with national and international research groups, and industrial partners, and publish their results in leading forums. Topics of image processing and computer graphics is represented in all levels of our higher education curricula in the form of mandatory courses, elective and special courses, as well as a complete specialization block of courses and PhD research topics. Our laboratories mainly support teaching, but can be also used in research projects.

Contacts

Department:
Department of Image Processing and Computer Graphics
University of Szeged
H-6720, Szeged, Árpád tér 2.
Postal address: H-6701 Szeged, PO.Box 652.
Tel.: +36 62 546-396
Fax: +36 62 546-397
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Lab address:
University of Szeged,
Irinyi Building
H-6725, Szeged, Tisza Lajos körút 103.

Lab Units and their Phone Numbers

Rules

• Labour Safety (in Hungarian)
• Fire Safety (in Hungarian)
• Working Rules (in Hungarian)

Attandance Register Sheets

• Fire Safety Training (in Hungarian)
• Working Rules Training (in Hungarian)
• Labour Safety Training (in Hungarian)
• Attandance register sheet (in Hungarian)

Equipments

Image Processing Class Room

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Mobile Image Processing Lab

The computing capacity, graphics, imaging, and sensor capabilities of current smartphones opened new horizons for the practical use of image processing. Since the creation of our mobile image processing laboratory in the fall of 2010, we continuously seek to follow the rapidly changing trends and keep our collection of devices up-to-date. Besides their use in the classroom, students can borrow devices for their work at home. Relevant facilities of the lab are: smartphones and tablets running Android and iOS systems, 2 MacBook Pro laptops, 2 autostereoscopic 3D devices with stereo cameras, Google Cardboard, specialized textbooks, possibility to join the Apple 'iOS Developer University Program'.

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Computer Vision Lab

The devices found in our computer vision laboratory are mostly used in teaching, but could be also used in industrial applications. They can be used for visual inspection of small objects, e.g., shape inspection, visual measurements, inspection of surface defects. We also have special optics to connect to our industrial color image camera, such as a telecentric lens with minimal perspective distortion, a pericentric lens that can map the top and side surfaces of objects into a single image, a hole inspection lens, and a rigid borescope. For visual measurements and imaging we can use structured pattern projector, background lighting and a diffuse light for uniform illumination.

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3D Lab

In our 3D laboratory our students can learn about various 3D image acquisition techniques. Our lab has a MESA SR4000 time-of-flight camera, an example for a range-camera, which is the basis for the SLAM technology. This ToF camera can be used to “map” a smaller room or corridor. We also have a NextEngine 2020i 3D scanner that uses structured light to “digitize” in 360° objects fitting in a 20x20x20 cm volume. Both devices produce point cloud data that can be exported to various formats and thus can be further used in 3D modelling and/or CAD software. Our lab is also equipped with 3D monitors and glasses for 3D visualization to aid stereo perception and working with 3D objects.

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