Some Contributions in 3D Shape Modeling
Edmond Boyer
(INRIA Grenoble, France)
Abstract:
Abstract: Recent research in shape modeling has shown that data driven
approaches can improve 3D
and 4D shape modeling by their ability to capture local shape properties
over a corpus of shape models.
Some of the important issues in this line of research are how to
represent 3D shape data for that purpose
and what should be learned. In this talk, I will present recent
contributions of the MORPHEO team
in that respect, in particular in 3D shape reconstruction and 3D shape
registration.
Short Bio:
Edmond Boyer is a senior research scientist at the INRIA Grenoble-France where
he leads the MORPHEO research team (http://morpheo.inrialpes.fr). Morpheo’s
main objective is the ability to capture and analyse moving shapes, using
multiple camera systems, for virtual and augmented reality, animation, motion
analysis, among other applications. Edmond Boyer has done pioneering work in the
area of geometric 3D reconstruction with a focus on objects with complex shapes
like the humans. He is co-founder of 4D Views (http://www.4dviews.com/), one of
the leading companies worldwide specialized in multi-view acquisition and
processing. His current research interests are on 3D dynamic modeling from
images and videos, motion perception and analysis from videos.