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This talk was given by undergraduate Amanda Lohmann during the 11th Annual Computer Science Undergraduate Research Symposium in 2016. Amanda‘s research was supervised by Dr. Tyson Hedrick and Dr. Diane Pozefsky.
“An IMU-Enabled Camera Rig for Wide-Range Stereo Videography in the Field”
We developed a rotatable camera rig for biomechanics research. Our set-up allows us to record footage for stereo videography while rotating the rig, and then remove the effect of that rotation on our visual data during analysis.
Amanda Lohmann is a senior majoring in computer science and biology. Amanda is interested in using cool technology to study animal behavior and environmental interactions, and next year she is going to graduate school in ecology at Duke.
cs.unc.edu/academics/undergraduate/symposium/symposium-2017/
This talk was given by undergraduate Amanda Lohmann during the 11th Annual Computer Science Undergraduate Research Symposium in 2016. Amanda‘s research was supervised by Dr. Tyson Hedrick and Dr. Diane Pozefsky.
“An IMU-Enabled Camera Rig for Wide-Range Stereo Videography in the Field”
We developed a rotatable camera rig for biomechanics research. Our set-up allows us to record footage for stereo videography while rotating the rig, and then remove the effect of that rotation on our visual data during analysis.
Amanda Lohmann is a senior majoring in computer science and biology. Amanda is interested in using cool technology to study animal behavior and environmental interactions, and next year she is going to graduate school in ecology at Duke.
cs.unc.edu/academics/undergraduate/symposium/symposium-2017/
