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Graphics and Vision Research Group
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Important Notice about Internships
If you are interested in coming to do research with us as an intern, please read this first.Graphics and Vision at Otago
Welcome to the Graphics and Vision Research Laboratory in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Otago. The laboratory was formed in 1986, and today consists of 3 academic staff and several postgraduate students, as well as the occasional visitor.
Our research is varied, but most of it falls somewhere in the broad fields of computer graphics, vision, and image processing. Mostly we're doing stuff that is interesting and fun, since we believe that makes the lab an interesting and fun place to be. You can find out more technical details from our publications.
If you are interested in what we do and want to get involved, look at the ways in which you can join the lab, or get in touch with one of the academic staff.
Latest News
Visiting Students
We're pleased to welcome two visiting students from the Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati. Akshay Gulati will be working with Steve on calibrating and synchronising cameras, while Abhishek Sunkari will be working with Brendan and Nabeel on a mobile application for location determination. They will be with us until mid July.
New Year, Even More New Students
As well as the new 400-level project students, several new Postgrads have joined the lab. Maria, Xiping, and Jordan are all starting PhD research, while Ben is studying towards an MSc.
New Year, New Students
Once again, the start of the academic year brings new 400-level project students to the lab. This year we have eight such students, and you can find out about their projects on the people pages.
Website Update
We've recently updated this site, and are in the process of moving information across from the old one. If there's something you can't find then you could try browsing our old pages, although some of the links may be broken, or our very old pages. For broken links in the old pages you may be able to find what you're looking for by changing .../graphics/old/... to .../graphics/... in the URL.
