Tanszékcsoporti szeminárium

Applications of Computer Vision slowly make the step towards practical use
under demanding real-world conditions. This talk presents considerations
from scientific and practitioner’s point of view describing the process
how a solution for a given task can be accomplished. These aspects are
illustrated by a number of application examples targeting challenging
vision problems such as

- video analytics, detection / recognition of deformable objects in
presence of clutter,

- 3D object detection and tracking, and

- text detection in natural environments.

The talk attempts to provide a look under the hood of these systems by
detailing considerations for the algorithmic choice, describing employed
algorithmic concepts, presenting relevant embedded/parallel implementation
details, interplay between Matlab and C++ for a  rapid development process
and demonstrating numerous results of completed real-time 2D and 3D vision
systems.