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Taniguchi Lab
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A lab that researches video media processing, analyzing and using images and video by computer.
AboutAbout the lab
Putting vast amounts of video data to use in real environments
The Taniguchi Lab researches video media processing technologies, which form the foundation for making effective use of image and video data, and their applications.
Its subjects are the images and videos all around us, such as photos and videos taken with smartphones and footage from surveillance cameras and dashboard cameras.
Research topics include automatic indexing and retrieval of video, sensing that captures real-world situations from camera footage, and structural analysis of video content.
Aiming for technologies that are useful not only in the lab but in real environments, the lab makes a point of processing actual camera footage and real content found online.
Key terms
- Video media processing
- A general term for technologies that handle image and video data, such as image recognition and video analysis.
- Indexing
- Processing that adds an index based on the content of images or videos and organizes them so they can be found later.
- Alignment
- Processing that compares multiple videos and matches the parts that correspond to the same content.
NewsLab news
Paper published in SN Computer Science
Paper published in Complex & Intelligent Systems
Paper published in Machine Vision and Application
Paper published in Computers and Electronics in Agriculture
Student receives Student Presentation Encouragement Award at the 52nd Annual Conference of the Institute of Image Electronics Engineers of Japan
ResearchResearch themes
As a foundation for making effective use of the vast amounts of image and video data all around us, the lab researches video media processing technologies (image recognition and video analysis) and their applications. Aiming for technologies that are useful in real environments, not just lab settings, the lab makes a point of processing footage from cameras installed in the field and real content circulating online.
*Illustrative imageIndividual Management of Dairy Cows Using Video
The lab aims to build an individual management system that analyzes barn surveillance camera footage, identifies and tracks each cow, and continuously records its behavior in the barn. The background is that in housing systems where cows move around freely, it is difficult for people to observe cows one by one and detect abnormal behavior early.
*Illustrative imageTemporal Alignment of Work Videos
The lab proposes video alignment methods that match segments corresponding to the same work step across multiple work videos shot with fixed cameras. The goal is to support the efficient transfer of techniques and skills.
MembersFaculty
The members of the Taniguchi Lab consist of faculty, visiting faculty and researchers, and master's and undergraduate students.As of 2026
- ProfessorYukinobu Taniguchi
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- Individual Management of Dairy Cows Using Video: “Norfolk, Mass. Dairy cows in a modern barn, 6-10-36 LCCN” Harris & Ewing, photographer / Public domain (cropped)
- Temporal Alignment of Work Videos: “Chang-e 5 assembly factory test 1” China News Service / CC BY 4.0 (cropped)
- Related lab (入江研究室): “Lens camera Industar 26 m” Dmitry Makeev / CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped)
- Related lab (中村研究室): “CCTV camera in Poland (1)” MichalPL / CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped)
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