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Doctoral Student

Felipe Torres

Multi-modal computational photography and videography

Currently, mobile devices are equipped with multiple cameras, inertial measurement units (IMU), and even Time-of-Flight (ToF) depth sensors. Data captured by different sensors might allow us to better constraint the ill-posed nature of several computational photography problems. This project aims at developing computational photography and videography methods that fuse the multi-modal data and incorporate information from computer vision cues such as depth and semantics.

Huawei

Currently, mobile devices are equipped with multiple cameras, inertial measurement units (IMU), and even Time-of-Flight (ToF) depth sensors. Data captured by different sensors might allow us to better constraint the ill-posed nature of several computational photography problems. This project aims at developing computational photography and videography methods that fuse the multi-modal data and incorporate information from computer vision cues such as depth and semantics.

Academic supervisor
Joni Kämäräinen
Industry partner
Samu Koskinen
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