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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Instituto de Matemática e Estatística (IME) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
BSc and MSc in Eletronic Engineering from the University of São Paulo (USP). PhD in Computer Science from the University of Maryland at College Park. He is currently an associate professor at the Department of Computer Science at Institute of Mathematics and Statistics (IME) at USP. His main areas of interest include Computer Vision, Image Processing, and Human Computer Interaction. His projects involve the understanding of human activities using computer vision to enhance human interaction in mixed realities. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The Internet of Things (Iot) will allow a large number of devices to communicate with us. In this project we propose to investigate the use of wearable computing platforms, enriched with gaze information, for interaction with (Iot) devices. Despite several recent advances in wearable computing (WC), this technology still presents several interaction limitations. Gaze interaction also pres…
The Internet of Things (IoT) will put at our disposal an endless number of devices that can provide information and communicate with us, with applications in areas as diverse as education, smart cities, and industrial production. A major challenge of this emerging technology is how to create an effective, secure, and robust way to interact with these devices. In this project we propose to…
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In this project we will investigate how to use wearable computers to enhance human cognition capacity, for example, by enhancing perception and improving memory performance. Such augmented cognition applications require information to be presented in a simple and efficient way, at appropriate times, with minimum user intervention. The motivation for this study comes from the current limit…
Visual stumili provided in videoconference enriches distance communication, but the user's experience is much different from a face-to-face contact. One of the limiting factors is the lack of eye contact, because the camera must be placed at a position distinct from the display showing the face.In this undergraduate research project, we propose the study of computer vision techniques to e…
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In this project we will investigate how wearable computer applications can improve human performance in daily activities by providing context sensitive information that can enhance human perception and understanding of their environment and primary tasks, helping users in problem solving and decision making. We call such applications Augmented Cognition (AC) apps. We will exploit mixed re…
An eye gaze tracker (EGT) is a device that estimates a person's gaze location. Currently, the most common setup uses cameras placed on a computer monitor. Computer vision techniques are used to extract and track eye features and to estimate the gaze location on the computer screen after a calibration procedure. Head mounted eye gaze trackers (HM-EGT) have recently become very small and li…
The explosion of the amount of multimedia information that is available to everyone has created the need for more efficient solutions to manage and search visual information in large video databases. Nowadays, the annotation of visual information is a tedious manual task, and therefore the resulting annotated video is subject to errors and inaccuracies. There is clearly the need to develo…
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