Seeing with electrons

Seeing Beyond Seeing with Enhanced Deep Tracking

Deep Tracking ([1]) is a recently proposed theoretical framework for end-to-end unsupervised visual tracking. Researchers have successfully applied the framework to directly predict full unoccluded space occupancy grid map from raw laser input data. Compared to traditional visual tracking methods on robotics and autonomous driving, which heavily relies on real world knowledge, the learning fram...

Seeing Seeing

This paper discusses several key issues concerning consciousness and human vision. A brief overview is presented of recent developments in this area, including issues that have been resolved and issues that remain unsettled. Based on this, three Hilbert questions are proposed. These involve three related sets of issues: the kinds of visual experience that exist, the kinds of visual attention th...

Seeing the Future With

Seeing with the screen

The new technologies of visualization have turned the computer screen into a universal and highly versatile interface for the representation of scientific knowledge. Images, once regarded as mere illustrations of primarily theoretical and experimental advances, have moved centre stage where knowledge is generated from the confluence of vast amounts of raw and unintelligible data. The computer s...

Seeing with the Brain

We see with the brain, not the eyes (Bach-y-Rita, 1972); images that pass through our pupils go no further than the retina. From there image information travels to the rest of the brain by means of coded pulse trains, and the brain, being highly plastic, can learn to interpret them in visual terms. Perceptual levels of the brain interpret the spatially encoded neural activity, modified and augm...