Comments for ENLIGHTEN3D http://www.enlighten3d.com An expert blog on computer vision and 3D graphics Mon, 01 Dec 2008 18:09:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on Create 3D Models from Photos by The 5 Senses: Why Stop at Vision? | ENLIGHTEN3D http://www.enlighten3d.com/2008/09/12/create-3d-models-from-photos/#comment-243 The 5 Senses: Why Stop at Vision? | ENLIGHTEN3D Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:07:40 +0000 http://www.enlighten3d.com/?p=168#comment-243 [...] can make our biggest contribution to technological advancement (see our current R&D project to turn photos to 3D models).  However, in the same way that computer vision scientists are trying to help machines understand [...] [...] can make our biggest contribution to technological advancement (see our current R&D project to turn photos to 3D models).  However, in the same way that computer vision scientists are trying to help machines understand [...]

]]> Comment on Trying on clothes in 3D: We have a long way to go. by johnathon http://www.enlighten3d.com/2008/07/23/trying-on-clothes-in-3d-we-have-a-long-way-to-go/#comment-241 johnathon Wed, 19 Nov 2008 04:07:17 +0000 http://www.enlighten3d.com/?p=98#comment-241 i'm no programer by a long shot but wouldn't it be best to create a base cloth mold so to speak that would follow these algorithms for the person's movement so then all you would have to do is basicaly create a skin for that cloth mold with the different styles? i mean for the most part cloths move about the same on a person's body. you would just have to create base molds for dress, shirt w/pants, and shirt w/skirt. right? i’m no programer by a long shot but wouldn’t it be best to create a base cloth mold so to speak that would follow these algorithms for the person’s movement so then all you would have to do is basicaly create a skin for that cloth mold with the different styles? i mean for the most part cloths move about the same on a person’s body. you would just have to create base molds for dress, shirt w/pants, and shirt w/skirt. right?

]]> Comment on How Can L’Oreal Use 3D Technology? by Michael http://www.enlighten3d.com/2008/06/10/how-can-loreal-use-3d-technology/#comment-240 Michael Wed, 19 Nov 2008 03:46:23 +0000 http://enlighten3d.wordpress.com/?p=26#comment-240 Yes, the achievement of customization through 3d technology is becoming more and widespread. This is also the case in the fashion industry when designing new clothes. Cheers, Mike, dk.lazyanimation.com Yes, the achievement of customization through 3d technology is becoming more and widespread. This is also the case in the fashion industry when designing new clothes.

Cheers,

Mike,
dk.lazyanimation.com

]]> Comment on How would you like your virtual hair cut? by Michael http://www.enlighten3d.com/2008/06/09/how-would-you-like-you-virtual-hair-cut/#comment-239 Michael Wed, 19 Nov 2008 03:37:37 +0000 http://enlighten3d.wordpress.com/?p=21#comment-239 Hi! I see that you are very interested in 3D rendering. I was thinking that maybe you could write an article about dk.lazyanimation.com (with the link) and then we would happily write about your blog OR make a free 3D rendering for you. Please reply to my email or blog, Kind Regards, Michael Hi!

I see that you are very interested in 3D rendering. I was thinking that maybe you could write an article about dk.lazyanimation.com (with the link) and then we would happily write about your blog OR make a free 3D rendering for you.

Please reply to my email or blog,

Kind Regards,

Michael

]]> Comment on Yoowalk.com: Community Web Browsing in 3D by Gayan http://www.enlighten3d.com/2008/07/03/yoowalkcom-community-web-browsing-in-3d/#comment-230 Gayan Wed, 12 Nov 2008 04:38:25 +0000 http://www.enlighten3d.com/?p=87#comment-230 Here is another Virtual 3D Chat like yahowalk http://www.meepe.com Regards Here is another Virtual 3D Chat like yahowalk

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Regards

]]> Comment on Experience Flying like a Bird with Float4 Interactive by Is Computer Vision the Next Big Thing for Advertising? | ENLIGHTEN3D http://www.enlighten3d.com/2008/10/01/experience-flying-like-a-bird-with-float4-interactive/#comment-222 Is Computer Vision the Next Big Thing for Advertising? | ENLIGHTEN3D Fri, 31 Oct 2008 16:12:14 +0000 http://www.enlighten3d.com/?p=190#comment-222 [...] wrote a couple of weeks ago about Float4, a Montreal-based company also working on interactive display installations.  I am hopeful that [...] [...] wrote a couple of weeks ago about Float4, a Montreal-based company also working on interactive display installations.  I am hopeful that [...]

]]> Comment on Computer vision for all your secret agent needs by Joshua Koopferstock http://www.enlighten3d.com/2008/10/30/computer-vision-for-all-your-secret-agent-needs/#comment-221 Joshua Koopferstock Fri, 31 Oct 2008 14:08:09 +0000 http://www.enlighten3d.com/?p=209#comment-221 It looks like you're right, bersi, and thanks for the interesting link. It looks like you’re right, bersi, and thanks for the interesting link.

]]> Comment on Computer vision for all your secret agent needs by bersi http://www.enlighten3d.com/2008/10/30/computer-vision-for-all-your-secret-agent-needs/#comment-220 bersi Fri, 31 Oct 2008 08:42:10 +0000 http://www.enlighten3d.com/?p=209#comment-220 Interesting, but the key used in this experiment is vulnerable to <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lock_bumping" rel="nofollow">bumping</a>, which is by far easier for a burglar. More sophisticated keys aren't so easy (if at all possible) to reproduce by an image. Interesting, but the key used in this experiment is vulnerable to bumping, which is by far easier for a burglar. More sophisticated keys aren’t so easy (if at all possible) to reproduce by an image.

]]> Comment on Google’s Orkut filters sexually-explicit photos by Joshua Koopferstock http://www.enlighten3d.com/2008/10/28/googles-orkut-filters-sexually-explicit-photos/#comment-219 Joshua Koopferstock Thu, 30 Oct 2008 19:09:19 +0000 http://www.enlighten3d.com/?p=204#comment-219 A hard problem indeed, and one for which it is unlikely that computer vision will ever solve with 100% accuracy, if for no other reason than people in general are unable to fully agree on what content should be filtered and what is ok (comments on our Polar Rose article a few weeks ago confirm this). That being said, a computer vision-based filter could be created that would work in enough cases (or, perhaps, in enough of the more "extreme" cases) that it would prove worthwhile to implement for a company like Google. A hard problem indeed, and one for which it is unlikely that computer vision will ever solve with 100% accuracy, if for no other reason than people in general are unable to fully agree on what content should be filtered and what is ok (comments on our Polar Rose article a few weeks ago confirm this).

That being said, a computer vision-based filter could be created that would work in enough cases (or, perhaps, in enough of the more “extreme” cases) that it would prove worthwhile to implement for a company like Google.

]]> Comment on Google’s Orkut filters sexually-explicit photos by Allan http://www.enlighten3d.com/2008/10/28/googles-orkut-filters-sexually-explicit-photos/#comment-218 Allan Thu, 30 Oct 2008 16:39:36 +0000 http://www.enlighten3d.com/?p=204#comment-218 Filtering out sexually explicit photos sounds like an interesting challenge and problem. I wonder if it can detect the difference between a photo of a beautiful girl walking down the beach in a bikini vs. a photo of a stripper about to remove the last articles of clothing on stage? Fascinating problem. Filtering out sexually explicit photos sounds like an interesting challenge and problem. I wonder if it can detect the difference between a photo of a beautiful girl walking down the beach in a bikini vs. a photo of a stripper about to remove the last articles of clothing on stage? Fascinating problem.

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