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Kagami Lab
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The lab studies perceptual information processing, handling high-speed video in real time.
AboutAbout the lab
Reading high-speed video in real time.
The Kagami Lab studies perceptual information processing and its applications, building on technology for processing data in real time.
The lab mainly targets high-frame-rate video.
Its applications include robotics, video media, and human-computer interaction.
Key terms
- High-frame-rate video
- Video with a large number of frames per second.
- Human-computer interaction
- A field that deals with the interaction between people and computers or machines, and the mechanisms behind it.
- Perceptual information processing
- Processing by which a machine reads the surrounding situation and objects from sensor information such as video.
ResearchResearch themes
Building on real-time data processing, the lab studies perceptual information processing and its applications. Focusing mainly on high-frame-rate video, it pursues applications in robotics, video media, and human-computer interaction.
View More ↗MembersFaculty
The members of the Kagami Lab consist of faculty members and master's program students.
- ProfessorShingo Kagami
- Assistant ProfessorFuyuki Tokuda
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