Stereo vision systems have been researched for decades and constitute the traditional method for extracting three-dimensional (3D) real-time depth information from images using sensors. However, passive stereo vision systems show a significant error in processing untextured regions, which are frequent in indoor environments. Also, modifications for processing in real time make error by using ap...

Multiplexing is the transmission of two or more messages simultaneously over the same communication channel in a way that enables them to be separated and used at the receiving end. The normal visual system provides us with a very wide field of view at an apparent high resolution. The wide field of view is continuously monitored at a low resolution, providing information for navigation and dete...

purpose: to evaluate the anatomical and functional outcomes of surgical treantment in severely traumatized eyes with no light perception (nlp) vision. methods: in this prospective interventional case series, 18 eyes of 18 patients with severe trauma and nlp vision and rapd of 3-4+ admitted in nikookari hospital, tabriz-iran during 2002-2005 underwent deep vitrectomy and other appropriate proced...

We have proposed a novel concept of vision multiplexing for the visually impaired - superimposing contour images over their natural view of a scene or over original images presented on a TV screen. We have implemented the concept using an optical see-through head mounted display to provide either visual field expansion to patients with peripheral field loss or vision enhancement to patients wit...

Many computer vision algorithms have been successfully adapted and applied to biomedical imaging applications. However, biomedical computer vision is far beyond being only an application field. Indeed, it is a wide field with huge potential for developing novel concepts and algorithms and can be seen as a driving force for computer vision research. To emphasize this view of biomedical computer ...

This paper confer the reasons for color vision defects in human eye. This paper also discuss the design and development system for the people who are having problem in their visual system, such as color blindness, low vision, or visual field defects. A new model has been proposed that examine the color vision, vision field defects and visual acuity. Model has proposed that is working on the per...

After removing the walls around the field, vision-based localization has become an even more interesting approach for robotic soccer. The paper discusses how removal of the wall affects the localization task in RoboCup, both for vision-based and non-visual approaches, and argues that vision-based Monte Carlo localization based on landmark features seems to cope well with the changed field setup...

this paper takes a close look at the process of evolution of france’s spatial planning system. the rich background and solid approach of spatial planning in france, introduces this country as one of the pioneers of planning in various levels from local to urban and regional scales. the vision of this country during last decades especially in the field of spatial-physical development planning an...

Light-field imaging can be scaled up to a very large area, to map the Earth’s atmosphere in 3D. Multiview spaceborne instruments suffer low spatio-temporal-angular resolution, and are very expensive and unscalable. We develop sky light-field imaging, by a wide, scalable network of wide-angle cameras looking upwards, which upload their data to the cloud. This new type of imaging-system poses new...

Automatic image classification is of major importance for a wide range of applications and is supported by a complex process that usually requires the identification of individual regions and spatial patterns (contextual information) among neighboring regions within images. Hierarchical conditional random fields (CRF) consider both multi-scale and contextual information in a unified discriminat...