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This talk was given by undergraduate Luke Fernandez during the 11th Annual Computer Science Undergraduate Research Symposium in 2016. Luke‘s research was supervised by Dr. Diane Pozefsky.
“Rendering an In-Browser, 360° Environment from Disjoint Live Camera Feeds”
This thesis details a novel approach to the rendering of a real-time 360° in-browser environment from a set of disjoint live camera feed. Developed to give police officers better visibility and reporting in the field, this study and the lessons learned during implementation demonstrate progress toward solving a high-stakes limited resolution and affordability problem that occurs when rendering panoramas from today’s off-the-shelf 360° camera technologies.
Luke Fernandez is a technology specialist and business implementation and design strategist who currently works as a technical business analyst intern at the SAS Institute. Luke prides himself in developing beautiful solutions to complex problems, and seeks to use technology to make the world a better place.
cs.unc.edu/academics/undergraduate/symposium/symposium-2017/
This talk was given by undergraduate Luke Fernandez during the 11th Annual Computer Science Undergraduate Research Symposium in 2016. Luke‘s research was supervised by Dr. Diane Pozefsky.
“Rendering an In-Browser, 360° Environment from Disjoint Live Camera Feeds”
This thesis details a novel approach to the rendering of a real-time 360° in-browser environment from a set of disjoint live camera feed. Developed to give police officers better visibility and reporting in the field, this study and the lessons learned during implementation demonstrate progress toward solving a high-stakes limited resolution and affordability problem that occurs when rendering panoramas from today’s off-the-shelf 360° camera technologies.
Luke Fernandez is a technology specialist and business implementation and design strategist who currently works as a technical business analyst intern at the SAS Institute. Luke prides himself in developing beautiful solutions to complex problems, and seeks to use technology to make the world a better place.
cs.unc.edu/academics/undergraduate/symposium/symposium-2017/
