Project Goals
The final project for the class should be novel and cool: hands-on with optics, illumination, sensors, masks. We can provide cameras, lenses, electronics, projectors, etc. Students will produce a conference quality paper describing the project, and we devote the last class period to presentations of the projects, followed by awards for the best projects.
Results
The following table presents a selection of student project work, courtesy of the students and used with permission. Some other projects have resulted in papers submitted to conferences and publications, and cannot be presented here.
| SELECTED 2009 PROJECTS | DOCUMENTATION |
|---|---|
| “Separating Transparent Layers in Images” by anonymous MIT student | Paper (PDF) |
| “Chicken Cam: Sharp Images from a Moving Camera” by anonymous MIT student |
Paper (PDF) Slides (PDF) Animation of concept (GIF - 1.2MB) Supporting video: destinws2. “Chicken Head Tracking — Pennywhistle Productions.” 15 June 2008. YouTube. Accessed 1 June 2010. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_dPlkFPowCc |
| “Raytracing for Parallax 3-D Display” by Szymon Jakubczak | Paper (PDF) |
| “3D Texture Maps from an Articulated Sensor Camera Mesh” by anonymous MIT student |
Paper (PDF) Code (PDE) |
