Prof. Dr.-Ing. Martin Weier - professor for Applied Computer Science and Visual Computing at the Hochschule RheinMain - will give a presentation on the topic
"Perception-aware Rendering"
as part of the VAC Colloquium.
Afterwards we look forward to discussions while enjoying coffee and cookies.
The event is open to anyone interested.
You can also join via Zoom:
https://uni-rostock-de.zoom-x.de/j/68816644516?pwd=S8sGJB5lweBXL26SOb2s44i7d2Ouhy.1
Meeting ID: 688 1664 4516
Passcode: 609809
Abstract:
This talk explores perceptual processes and computational models that determine and predict visual quality perception across the visual field. The goal is to develop perception-aware computer graphics systems that either maintain or enhance visual fidelity while reducing computational costs, or leverage these models to steer perceptual responses. Such systems can exploit (pre-)attentive visual processes to redirect gaze subtly and, ideally, without conscious awareness.
Speaker:
Prof. Martin Weier research focuses on perception-driven image synthesis methods (perception-driven rendering) and how insights from human perception can be leveraged to create more engaging virtual worlds and more comprehensible visualizations.
His work focuses on the following topics:
- Extended Reality
- Human Visual Perception
- Eye-Tracking Techniques and Applications
- High-quality Image Synthesis Techniques
- Computational Displays
- GP-GPU and Parallel Computing
- Game Technology
- Visual Analytics
- Open and Big Data