Thursday, 9 August
10:30 am - 12:15 pm
Session Chair: Cindy Grimm, Washington University in St. Louis
Anatomically Accurate Modeling and Rendering of the Human EyeA novel method for recovering the iris structure and scattering features from a single eye photograph. The resulting model is rendered in real time using graphics hardware.
IRISA/INRIA and France Télécom R&D
gfrancoi (at) irisa.fr
France Télécom R&D
Sketching Facial ExpressionsA recognition-based interface for driving facial expression with sketches. This work focuses on the robustness of recognition in the presence of unconstrained sketches.
University of California, Los Angeles
nataneli (at) cs.ucla.edu
A High-Resolution Face-Scanning System Using Polarized Gradient IlluminationThis face-scanning system combines polarized spherical-gradient illumination and stereo. The system produces reliable high-resolution geometry, normals, and texture.
USC Institute for Creative Technologies
ma (at) ict.usc.edu
Light Shower: A Poor Man's Light Stage Built With an Off-the-Shelf Umbrella and ProjectorAn inexpensive light-stage system that consists of an off-the-shelf projector and a white umbrella.
The University of Tokyo
makoto21 (at) ui.is.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp
Fast and Reusable Facial Rigging and AnimationManual creation of individual facial rigs is time-consuming. This application, which implements a novel deformation method, automatically transfers rig and animations between characters, and it is 90-99 percent faster than traditional techniques.
Veronica Costa Orvalho
Universidad Politecnica de Catalunya
veronica.orvalho (at) gmail.com