Electronics and Information Engineering Laboratories

Intelligent Information Media Laboratory

Basic Information

Staff

Professor Norimichi Ukita

Outline

Intelligent information systems by multimedia processing such as computer vision, pattern recognition, and machine learning

We develop fundamental technologies for man-machine symbiotic Intelligent Information Processing systems. These fundamental technologies—which include cooperative distributed architectures and sensor networks, multimedia sensing and recognition (e.g., computer vision and pattern recognition), and big data analysis using machine learning—are used to develop cyber-physical systems that incorporate artificial intelligence, big data, and computational resources for building Intelligent Information Processing systems with international collaborators.

Research Themes

Computer Vision, Pattern Recognition, Machine Learning, Computer Graphics, Human Sensing and Modeling, Robotics

Website

http://www.toyota-ti.ac.jp/Lab/Denshi/iim/ukita/

Activities

- Image/video enhancement
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- Real-time real-world sensing using network-connected cooperative distributed active vision cameras and its application to multi-people tracking and high-precision human shape and motion analysis
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- Human attributes estimation
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- Human pose and activity recognition using very large samples
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