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Turn 2D into 3D!
A few steps to a finished animal animation: researchers at the Max Planck Institute are developing software to create animated 3D models of animals from videos.
Light Field Plugin for Nuke
IIS researchers present their revolutionary technology for data processing in multi-camera systems. Testers wanted!
Fraunhofer at Sensor+Test 2014
Fraunhofer COMEDD is presenting organic photodiodes (OPDs) for sensor applications for the first time at Sensor+Test 2014 in Hall 12, booth no. 12-537, from June 3 to 5.
Motors from the Printer
Can motors for electric vehicles actually and economically be manufactured using screen printing? Chemnitz University of Technology is investigating this question.
IBC 2009: Immersive Dome Invites Participation
Fraunhofer FIRST and Fraunhofer IDMT present the Immersive Dome for the first time at IBC in Amsterdam.
IBC 2009: Fraunhofer Presents Novel Dome Projection and Spatial Sound in the “Immersive Dome”
Real-time interactive projections at 4K x 4K and above combine with a Spatial Pan sound system using fewer loudspeakers.
NAB 2009: Fraunhofer IIS Adds Livewire to ContentServer
Fraunhofer IIS integrates Axia Livewire IP audio into its DRM and DAB/DMB ContentServer broadcast encoder products.
Tomorrow’s 3D Television Dispenses with Glasses
Display technologies enable stereoscopic viewing with the naked eye.
Fraunhofer IGD Honors Outstanding Achievements in 3D and Computer Graphics
Outstanding scientific publications, patent applications, doctoral dissertations and student theses were honored at Darmstadt’s “Computer Graphics Evening.”
Fraunhofer Institute Builds a ‘Cinema of the Future’
Fraunhofer IIS researchers now have a highly advanced digital cinema for demonstrating and testing D-Cinema developments. High-end sound, projection and a multifunction stage make it one of the best-equipped cinemas worldwide.
Fraunhofer Institute Offers “MobileSitter” Software Online
MobileSitter drives hackers to despair.
Fraunhofer SIT: Photopatrol Goes Online
Copyright Research Instead of Image Theft on the Internet.
MP3 inventors from Fraunhofer IIS inducted into the »Consumer Electronics Hall of Fame«
At a ceremony in San Diego, California, USA, the American Consumer Electronics Association inducted Prof. Dieter Seitzer, Prof. Heinz Gerhäuser and Prof. Karlheinz Brandenburg into its Hall of Fame.
CUNIMA MCU[1] Delivers HD at 182 Grams
The 182 g CUNIMA MCU[1] miniature camera outputs native HD and SD from a 2/3-inch CMOS sensor while drawing no more than 3 W.
Fraunhofer Builds 8.1-TFLOPS Hercules Cluster
Fraunhofer ITWM's 272-server Dell cluster supplies 8.1 TFLOPS for simulation and visualisation while drawing under 80 kW.
MFD Launches Mobile Text with Fraunhofer IIS
Germany's first mobile-TV provider is using Journaline, the text-news service developed by Fraunhofer IIS.
Fraunhofer Calibrates Complex Projections
Fraunhofer FIRST software automatically aligns multiple projectors for pixel-accurate images on irregular and curved surfaces.
Fraunhofer FOKUS Develops Personalised TV
rtv and Fraunhofer FOKUS are integrating EPG data into a standards-based recommendation system for personalised IPTV.
Fraunhofer IGD Marks 20 Years of Graphics
Fraunhofer IGD marks 20 years of research that helped establish computer graphics as a core technology and computing discipline.
IFA: Fraunhofer Institutes Demonstrate “Multimedia Dome”
360-degree vision and 3D hearing in the first digital dome cinema with natural spatial sound
NAB: Fraunhofer Supports Digital Cinema Tests
Fraunhofer IIS develops certification tests for digital-cinema projectors, servers and other hardware.
IBC: Fraunhofer FIRST Shows Digital Dome Projection for 360-Degree Cinema
Using Standard Projectors and PCs, Fraunhofer FIRST Creates Digital Dome Projections for 360-Degree Cinemas. The Project Is Intended as a Flexible Low-Cost Alternative to Proprietary Projection Solutions
Fraunhofer Demonstrates a Cinema Sound-Field System
Fraunhofer researchers equipped an Ilmenau cinema with 192 loudspeakers to demonstrate sound-field synthesis across the entire auditorium.