Member Research Staff
Interval Research Corporation,
Vision Software Engineer
Electric Planet (Interactive),
Compared to primates and most large animals, insects have a very small number of photoreceptive sites suitable for vision. And yet, they can perform many of the same tasks we perform: they navigate, find food, mate, and avoid danger. The question I am trying to answer is: "What interesting things can we do with very sparsely sampled imagery of the 3D world?"
My project is called Bug Vision, which I place under the discipline of "very low resolution imaging." I'm interested, among other things, in computing high resolution images from very low resolution images, robot navigation using low resolution sensors, and classification of data from low resolution sensors.
Here is my thesis proposal.