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Right Vision: Utilizing Optical Flow to Prevent Right Turn Accidents

Published on Dec 17th, 2009 in CIT, My Life, School & Work, Software | No Comments »

Oh boy, this is going to get geeky. Today, me and my group finished our 3rd semester project after three months of very hard work. The semester theme was Human Senses – Digital Perception, and was mainly focused on using computer vision. We ended up creating a cyclist protection system, which can detect a cyclist [...]

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Aesthetics & Design Portfolio

Published on Nov 13th, 2009 in CIT, School & Work | 3 Comments »

I just finished an introductory course to aesthetics and design, and the final assignment was to create a portfolio with all the exercises we completed during the course. Now, this was my first real experience with graphic design, and my work with some of the exercises (and the portfolio itself) was kind of half-assed at [...]

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Image Processing and Motion Tracking

Published on Oct 5th, 2009 in CIT, Hardware, School & Work, Software | 3 Comments »

One month into the 3rd semester, and I finally feel like I’m learning something useful. We’ve had a lot of programming classes, focusing on C++ and OpenCV, a computer vision library focusing on real-time image processing. The point of all this is to learn how to make tracking systems (think the big screen from Minority [...]

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VIS.MED.FILM!

Published on Dec 12th, 2008 in CIT, Movies, School & Work | 2 Comments »

Since the end of September I’ve been working on the 1st Semester project at my study, Medialogy. These projects center around an overall theme, e.g. “Visual Effects”, and each group must find a problem related to this theme, analyze it and develop a product that can solve the problem. The theme of the 1st Semester [...]

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