Joëlle Coutaz
François Bérard
Eric Carraux
ABSTRACT
CoMedi is a mediaspace prototype that uses computer vision to provide new solutions to the problems of visual discontinuity and privacy. CoMedi includes a robust face tracker based on cooperation of multiple vision techniques, a tele-exploration tool based on a multi-resolution fovea, and new privacy filter using eigen-space coding.
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- CoMedi: using computer vision to support awareness and privacy in mediaspaces
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