Research Areas
The Interactive Media Systems Group (“IMS”) dedicates its work to fundamental research and education in the area of multimedia. By multimedia we mean true interaction with complementary and multi-modal information rather than simple aggregation of media pieces.
Virtual and
Augmented Reality
Contact: H. Kaufmann
We conduct basic and application oriented research in all areas related to virtual and augmented reality.
Media
Processing
Contact: H. Eidenberger
Our ultimate media processing goal is human-like understanding of multimedia content. We extract semantically relevant patterns from audio, biosignals, images, text, video and other data types and set them into context by intelligent categorization.
Image and Video
Analysis & Synthesis
Contact: M. Gelautz
Our group performs basic and applied research on image and video analysis & synthesis with a focus on 3D scene reconstruction (especially, stereo analysis), video object segmentation, image matting and motion estimation. Current research activities concentrate on the application fields of assisted/autonomous driving and motion studies for human-robot interaction.
Featured Aspects of Our Work
More information about our research is available on the projects and publications pages.