Carnegie Mellon University
Robotics Institute

VASC Seminar

Time: Monday 3:30-4:40pm
Place: 1507 Newell Simon Hall

Spring 2002 VASC Seminar Schedule

02/04/2002 Robert Collins
Carnegie Mellon University		 Active Tracking of Active People
02/11/2002 Omead Amidi
Carnegie Mellon University		 CMU Autonomous Helicopters do some marginally useful stuff
02/15/2002, Friday
2:00, Wean 4623		 Michael C. Nechyba
University of Florida		 Towards Autonomous Flight for Micro Air Vehicles (MAVs): Vision-Guided Flight Stability and Control
02/18/2002 NO SEMINAR
02/25/2002 Rong Jin
Carnegie Mellon University		 A probabilistic model for image retrieval
03/04/2002 NO SEMINAR
03/11/2002 Naoya Takao
Carnegie Mellon University		 Tele-Graffiti: A Remote Sketching System
03/18/2002 Daniel Huber
Carnegie Mellon University		 Automatic 3D modeling from reality
03/25/2002 Christoph Mertz
Carnegie Mellon University		 Eye-safe Laser Line Striper for Outside Use
04/01/2002 Steve DiAntonio and Pete Rander
Carnegie Mellon University		 What's New at the NREC?
04/08/2002 Romuald Aufrere
Carnegie Mellon University		 Activities of the LASMEA Laboratory and description of new road following approach
04/15/2002 Fernando De la Torre
Brown University 		Robust Parameterized Subspace Learning for Computer Vision
04/19/2002, Friday
2:00, NSH A1507		 Adrian Broadhurst
University of Cambridge		 A Variable Threshold Framework For Space Carving
04/22/2002 Marlene Behrmann
Carnegie Mellon University
Psychology and CNBC		 Cognitive Neuroscience and Human Vision
04/29/2002 Stella Yu
Carnegie Mellon University		 Attentive Image Segmentation
06/10/2002 Rahul and Gita Sukthankar
HP Labs - Cambridge Research Laboratory		 Smart Projectors: Computer Vision for Projected Displays
07/1/2002 P. J. Narayanan
IIIT, Hyderabad		 Multiview Relations in Fourier Domain
08/12/2002 Roman Kuc
Yale University		 RECOGNIZING CORNERS WITH AN OBLIQUELY-ORIENTED CONTINUOUSLY-MOVING MULTI-POINT SONAR
08/19/2002 Pragyan Mishra
Carnegie Mellon University		 MAPPING LARGE ENVIRONMENTS USING A SWARM OF CAMERAS

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