V-SENSE

V-SENSE is a team of 20+ researchers (half postdocs half PhDs) in Visual Computing at the intersection of Computer Vision, Computer Graphics and Media Signal Processing. We are building a dynamic environment where enthusiastic young scientists with different backgrounds get together to shape the future in fundamental as well as applied research projects. Directions include but are not limited to:

The research project “V-SENSE – Extending Visual Sensation through Image-Based Visual Computing” is funded by SFI over five years with a substantial budget to cover over 20 researchers. This is part of a strategic investment in Creative Technologies by SFI and Trinity College, which is defined as one of the strategic research themes of the College. V-Sense intends to become an incubator in this context, to stimulate further integration and growth and to impact Creative Industries in Ireland as a whole.

V-SENSE aims to establish Trinity College Dublin as a world leading centre of excellence in creative technologies, as part of an even bigger endeavour to establish Dublin and Ireland as a centre of creative industries in general, including technology and creative production.

Congratulations to our colleague Martin Alain for receiving a Top 10% Paper Award at MMSP 2017 – IEEE 19th International Workshop!

Congratulations to our colleague Martin Alain for receiving a Top 10% Paper Award at MMSP 2017 - IEEE 19th International Workshop ...
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Join our team – we are hiring! New Research Fellow in Creative Technologies!

The post will research, develop, pilot and demonstrate a set of professional tools and techniques for making content ‘smarter’, so ...
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Seminar presentation by Professor Julián Cabrera Quesada, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

Title: Stochastic optimal control of HTTP Adaptive streaming Abstract: HTTP Adaptive Streaming (HAS) is becoming a key technology for ...
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Closing the Content Gap for AR and VR presented by Professor Smolic, SFI Research Professor of Creative Technologies at Trinity College

Technology Ireland Innovation Forum/Ibec with Trinity College presents Closing the Content Gap for AR and VR on Wednesday, 18th October ...
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V-SENSE at the Intermedial Beckett Symposium Saturday, 14 October 2017, 11am – 7pm

Samuel Beckett changed the theatre forever by using the new media of his time. Since his death in 1989, the ...
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Join us at Probe with Samuel Beckett’s Play in Virtual Reality!

Samuel Beckett's Play in Virtual Reality @ Probe (Trinity Research Night). V-SENSE present their inaugural creative-cultural experiment Virtual Play at Trinity Research ...
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Congratulations Yang Chen on receiving The Best Paper Award at The Irish Machine Vision and Image Processing Conference, 2017.

We are delighted to announce that our paper: Chen, Yang; Alain, Martin; Smolic, Aljosa, Fast and Accurate Optical Flow based Depth ...
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V-SENSE

Extending Visual Sensation through Image-Based Visual Computing

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