Computer Vision & Perception

A groundbreaking study has unveiled a sophisticated framework known as Mod-SE(2), which is poised to fundamentally revolutionize the analysis of brain tumors by leveraging the power of geometric deep learning. This research directly confronts the significant and persistent challenges associated

The once-static environment of the surgical theater is undergoing a profound transformation, as the steady hand of the surgeon is now being augmented by the computational power of artificial intelligence and the immersive insights of mixed reality. These technologies are no longer confined to

The familiar act of grocery shopping has become the latest battleground in the escalating war over personal privacy, as the East Coast grocery chain Wegmans recently deployed sophisticated facial recognition systems across its New York City locations. This move, intended to enhance security, has

A groundbreaking new tool developed by researchers at the University of Arkansas’s Artificial Intelligence and Computer Vision Lab is poised to revolutionize how ranchers monitor the health and welfare of their herds. The innovative system, named CattleFever, ingeniously combines artificial

As shoppers moved through the bustling city center of Oxford on a crisp December day, they were met with a new and largely unseen presence in law enforcement: two specialized vans equipped with Live Facial Recognition (LFR) technology. Thames Valley Police officially deployed this system for the

The nuanced and often subconscious language of human gestures has long represented a formidable barrier for technology, a silent dialect that machines could perceive but rarely comprehend. While systems have been able to recognize a predefined set of rigid movements for years, this interaction has