Amit Bermano: "Geometric Methods for Realistic Animation of Faces"

In this talk, I will briefly introduce myself and mainly focus on my doctoral dissertation, which addresses realistic facial animation. Realistic facial synthesis is one of the most fundamental problems in computer graphics, and is desired in a wide variety of fields, such as film and advertising, computer games, teleconferencing, user-interface agents and avatars, and facial surgery planning. In the dissertation, we present the most commonly practiced facial content creation process, and contribute to the quality of each of its three steps. The proposed algorithms significantly increase realism and therefore substantially reduce the amount of manual labor required for production quality facial content.

Date and Time: 
Thursday, May 4, 2017 - 13:30 to 14:30
Speaker: 
Amit Bermano
Location: 
IDC, C.110
Speaker Bio: 

Amit Bermano, Princeton University