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Practical Motion Capture in Everyday Surroundings Posted by: MITCSAIL
Video duration: 296 seconds This self-contained motion capture suit uses ultrasound to allow the recording of motions in any setting, as opposed to traditional motion capture systems that are confined to a studio. Published in SIGGRAPH 2007. More info (PDF): http://people.csa il.mit.edu/jovan/ass ets/papers/vlasic-20 07-pmc.pdf Related: animation, capture, computer, csail, graphics, mit, mocap, motion, siggraph |
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MIT Humanoid Robotics Competition Posted by: MITCSAIL
Video duration: 110 seconds MIT students spent three weeks building and programming a humanoid robot for an exciting competition. The goal of the workshop was to give students hands-on experience with tackling humanoid robot control problems, such as stably walking on a flat surface, walking up stairs, running, and even fighting! http://courses.cs ail.mit.edu/6.095 Related: csail, humanoid, mit, robot, robotics |
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Pinocchio: Automatic Rigging and Animation of 3D Characters Posted by: MITCSAIL
Video duration: 257 seconds The Pinocchio systems automatically places skeletal joints inside 3D characters. Published in SIGGRAPH 2007. More info (PDF): http://www.mit.ed u/%7Eibaran/autorig/ index.html Related: 3d, animation, computer, csail, graphics, mit, rigging, siggraph |
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Erik Demaine proves P=NP....April Fools! Posted by: MITCSAIL
Video duration: 104 seconds ...and faces the consequences. April fools! Related: april, complexity, csail, fools, math, mit, p=np |
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Rodney Brooks and Robotics Posted by: MITCSAIL
Video duration: 128 seconds Rod Brooks of MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) gives his views on robotics and a look back at some of his previous robot creations. Related: ai, artificial, csail, intelligence, mit, robotics, robots, rodbrooks |
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Lecture Browser: Enabling Search within Video Posted by: MITCSAIL
Video duration: 255 seconds The Lecture Browser is a project of CSAIL Spoken Language Systems Group. Demo the Lecture Browser at: web.sls.csail.mit .edu/lectures/ Related: computer, csail, mit, recognition, science, speech, video |
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MIT Autonomous Robot Challenge Posted by: MITCSAIL
Video duration: 126 seconds 6.141 is a class at MIT where students design and program robots that must navigate a maze, detect and gather blocks, and then use these blocks to construct a wall, all without human interaction. This video shows the final results of a semester of work. Related: ai, csail, mit, robot, robotics |
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Real-time Edge-Aware Image Processing with a Bilateral Grid Posted by: MITCSAIL
Video duration: 265 seconds The bilateral grid is a new data structure that allows users to quickly and easily edit images and videos while respecting edges in the image. Published in SIGGRAPH 2007. More info: http://groups.csa il.mit.edu/graphics/ bilagrid/ Related: bilateral, computer, csail, gird, graphics, image, mit, processing, siggraph |
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Real-time Enveloping with Rotational Regression Posted by: MITCSAIL
Video duration: 215 seconds This is a new method for mapping skeletal controls to the skin of a 3D character. Our method accurately simulates deformations such as skin sliding and muscle bulging, yielding more realistic animations. Published in SIGGRAPH 2007 More info (PDF): http://people.csa il.mit.edu/jovan/ass ets/papers/wang-2007 -rte.pdf Related: animation, computer, csail, enveloping, graphics, mit, modeling, siggraph |
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Apparent Ridges for Line Drawing Posted by: MITCSAIL
Video duration: 137 seconds Apparent ridges are a new way to represent 3D models as non-photorealistic line drawings. They produce results that are more accurate and visually pleasing than currently existing methods. Published in SIGGRAPH 2007. More info (PDF): http://people.csa il.mit.edu/tjudd/app arentLines.pdf Related: apparent, computer, csail, drawing, graphics, line, mit, nonphotorealistic, rendering, ridges, siggraph |
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First Autonomous Ornithopter Flight Posted by: MITCSAIL
Video duration: 33 seconds The first (and second) flights of an autonomous ornithopter (robotic bird), built and programmed by the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab's Robot Locomotion Group. For more info: http://groups.csa il.mit.edu/locomotio n/flight.html Related: csail, flight, mit, ornithopter, robotics |
