Camera Culture
Raskar will share the vision of a data-transparent society and ethical AI with Carolina graduates as hooding ceremony keynote speaker
The ability to image through scattering media in the visible part of the electromagnetic spectrum holds applications in many industries.
Sampling Time-resolved Phenomena
Unlocking the potential of neural networks in resource and data constrained environmentsCommittee:Ramesh Raskar, PhDAssociate Professor o...
Abstract: If you want to snap a picture of a bald eagle in the zoo, a Little League baseball game, or some nice city landscape from a tal...
Guy Satat presents his work on Optical Scattering
Ramesh Raskar discusses sourcing grand challenge statements, and how redx aims to empower innovators to solve problems to impact billions.
DescriptionSpeakers from the Media Lab community include:Joscha Bach, Playful SystemsMatt Carroll, Civic MediaCharles Fracchia, alumCaesa...
LocationMIT Media Lab, E14-493 DescriptionThe theory of compressive sensing (CS) has attracted great attention since it was published a d...
LocationMIT Media Lab, E14-240 DescriptionHigh-range resolution Time-of-Flight Image Sensors TOF cameras such as Kinect have been widely ...
LocationMIT Media Lab, E14-240 DescriptionIn this talk, Srikumar Ramalingam will show an efficient method for reconstructing the 3D arran...
LocationCharlotte, NC Description
LocationLos Angeles Convention Center DescriptionTalks8/10, 9:00am | Jennifer Jacobs: Art Gallery Talk: Line Number8/10, 11:45am | Joi It...
LocationMIT Media Lab, E14-240 DescriptionIn the light of the devastating earthquake in Nepal, the MIT community is planning to meet to d...
LocationSeoul, Korea DescriptionThe theme for CHI 2015 is "Crossings": crossing borders, crossing boundaries, crossing disciplines, cross...
LocationMIT Media Lab, E14-244 DescriptionTime-of-flight (ToF) cameras are fast becoming the method of choice for depth sensing in a wide...
LocationMIT Media Lab, E14-633 DescriptionIt is not so far-fetched that in the near future, a student will work through a difficult vecto...
LocationMumbai, India DescriptionThe Tata Center for Technology+Design along with the MIT Media Lab will be hosting a workshop that will ...
LocationSandip Foundation, Village Mahiravani, Trimbak Road, Nashik DescriptionKumbhThon is a technical hackathon for Kumbh 2015. It is ...
LocationHyatt Regency Miami Resort, Miami, FL Description
LocationStata R&D; Commons (32-4th floor) Description
LocationAnaheim Convention Center, DescriptionRamesh RaskarTuesday, July 23, 6:00pmSpeaking at Siggraph Pioneers grouphttp://www.siggrap...
LocationThe Opera House Washington, D.C. DescriptionCan computational photography change the way we see the future of technology in medic...
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LocationNew York Times Center Description
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LocationUC Berkeley, 306 Soda Hall (HP Auditorium) Description
LocationVancouver, BC, Canada Description
LocationSherwood Hotel, Taipei, Taiwan Description
LocationBoston, MA, Seaport World Trade Center Description
LocationJavits Center, NYC Description
LocationAmsterdam, The Netherlands Description
LocationMIT Lincoln Lab Description
LocationCambridge, MA: Hyatt Regency Description
LocationCarnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA Description
LocationHarvard University Description
LocationSIGGRAPH ASIA Description
LocationRIT, Carlson Auditorium, Rochester, NY Description
LocationMIT Lincoln Laboratory Auditorium Description
LocationJesus College, Cambridge, U.K. Description
LocationThe Westin La Paloma, Tucson, AZ Description
Description Host/Chair: Ramesh Raskar
LocationStuttgart, Germany Description
LocationE14-6th Floor DescriptionThe field of Computational Photography seeks to create new photographic functionalities and experiences ...
LocationRoth Room (E15-283A), MIT Media Lab Description"Dynamic Reconstruction" is the term for computational imaging methods that genera...
LocationMonterey, CA Description
LocationMassArt, 312, Tower Building Description
LocationMIT Media Lab, Room TBA DescriptionCan we see around a corner? Can we look inside our body using a cell phone camera? Can we dist...
LocationWiesner Room, 2nd Floor, MIT Media Lab DescriptionDespite the rapid progress and the recent renaissance that we have beenexperien...