Marcio Cabral has just finished his PhD at the REVES group of INRIA Sophia Antipolis, under the supervision of George Drettakis. His PhD focused on user-aided content creation, using techniques such as image-based relighting and interactive mesh editing with constraint-based systems. His current research is on 3D immersive interaction for content creation. Before joining INRIA, he completed his undergraduate and Master studies at University of São Paulo, Brazil, where he participated in the installation and development of applications for the first VR CAVE TM system in Latin America. In 2005, he co-authored the ACM SIGGRAPH Emerging Technologies exhibit Virtual hang-gliding over Rio de Janeiro. He is currently the manager of the VR Group called CAVERNA Digital at the University of São Paulo. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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One of the biggest problems of the public transportation networks in large Latin American cities, and in the state of São Paulo particularly, is the lack of reliable information to passengers. Even basic information such as the lines that pass by a bus stop are mostly non-existent. Fleet tracking systems such as the one used by the city of São Paulo only solve part of the problem. Due to …
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