David Bull and Pui Anantrasirichai, part of Bristol Vision Institute, recently presented on image processing and movement for future immersive experiences during the week-long AI & Nature conference, which ran from Friday 27 February to Thursday 2 March 2023.
The Immersive Futures Lab at SXSW 2024 10-12 March, 5th Floor, Fairmont Hotel, Austin TX
David Bull and Pui Anantrasirichai, part of Bristol Vision Institute, recently presented on image processing and movement for future immersive experiences during the week-long AI & Nature conference, which ran from Friday 27 February to Thursday 2 March 2023.
MyWorld researchers in Bristol Vision Institute have been awarded £340k from the UK Defence and Security Accelerator programme to develop new methods for vision-based object recognition in the presence of atmospheric distortions.
The University of Bristol’s Visual Information Laboratory, part of Bristol Vision Institute is a member of a consortium led by BT Sport that has won the IBC 2022 Innovation Award in the Content Everywhere category. The consortium beat outstanding shortlisted entries from PGA TOUR and SKY Sports. The work resulted from the innovate UK 5G Edge-XR project.
A joint ESRC-EPSRC Impact Acceleration Account grant and a Temple Quarter Public Engagement grant have been awarded to Prof Ute Leonards, Dr Jasmina Stevanov, Dr Laszlo Talas, Prof David Bull and Martin Parsons to develop a new digital technology-based tool to support inclusive architectural design, informed by state-of-the-art vision science.
