Mission Statement
Mixed- and augmented-reality (MR-AR)
techniques selectively augment the physical environment with
computer-generated objects or vice versa. There exists tremendous
interest in exploring the applications of these techniques in such areas
as training and education, medical diagnosis and surgery planning, and
scientific visualization. Developing the MR-AR enabling technologies and
applications
provides a rich cross-disciplinary research and education platform that
is nicely networked with the fields of optical sciences, computer
science, and electrical and computer engineering.
The primary research interests we
pursue at the
3D Visualization and Imaging
System Lab (3DVIS Lab)
are to develop 3D displays, imaging systems, and 3D human computer
interaction (HCI) tools, and to explore applications of these
technologies in the fields of 3D scientific visualization and
collaborative augmented virtual environments (AVE).
In terms of long-term vision,
we are interested in
creating interdisciplinary technologies on the boundary of human vision,
machine vision, and information technology, to enhance environments in
which we work and live.
3DVIS Lab News
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In Jan. 2008, 3DVIS Lab launched a new version
of website.
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In Dec. 2007, Scott
Gibbs graduated with a MS degree in Optics.
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In Nov 2007, 3DVIS Lab
built their FLCOS-based p-HMPD prototype.
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