IIITH Successfully Tests Drones For Automated Seis...
The solution which combines robotics and computer vision can automate the parameter data collection process that currently relies on manual assessment of structures for earthquake vulnerability. Automation in almost every industrial domain has demonstrated its superiority by virtue of being
IIITH’s Player Tracking Tech Drives Asia Cup’s...
A research team of three joins hands with a multinational TV network and a graphics broadcasting company to produce a unique viewing experience. An unbeaten 71 at the grand finale of the Asia Cup in the UAE saw Bhanuka Rajapaksa
How IIITH Is Making Memories In A Lab
On the heels of Masters student Kumar Neelabh’s return from the Computational NeuroScience Summer School held in Norway, we take a sneak peek at his area of research and other things brewing at the Memory and NeuroDynamics Lab. At
IIITH’s Lab Captures it Right with 3D and 4D...
With 3D digitization of humans, the Human Motion Capture lab at IIITH is not just facilitating the future of fashion but also actively contributing to the preservation of dance heritage. Here’s how. Bharatnatyam dancers complete in their traditional gear may
Accepting Human-like Digital Avatars as Friends or...
Audiences watching Polar Express, the first CGI musical fantasy reported a gamut of conflicting emotions. Somewhere between “Dang, this is some futuristic animation” to “Stop! Get me off this train” is where they experienced Uncanny Valley. IIITH student Medha Sharma’s
For A Quantum Leap In The Race
As part of the R&D Showcase held in March, IIITH facilitated a roundtable discussion on Quantum Science and Technology to brainstorm on where we are at and the way forward in terms of Quantum technology. Here’s a brief summary of