We are proud to announce that the opensource library OpenGR is now shipped with CGAL, alongside libPointMatcher, to offer fast and reliable point-cloud registration.
Checkout more details on CGAL website: https://www.cgal.org/2020/03/23/Registration/
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Really proud to see this project now available !Congrats Necip Fazil Yildiran https://t.co/OA1wawP34l
— Nicolas Mellado (@nmellado0) March 25, 2020… Read More »For the next STORM seminar, Chems-Eddine Himeur will give a presentation titled : Mesh simplification
Abstract This seminar I will be talk about Mesh simplification, and different attribute conservation techniques. This seminar will take place on Friday 13/03 at 12:30pm in room Salle des Thèses at IRIT.…
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Abstract Through some recent scientific papers, Olivier will review how stylisation of meshes can be obtained. This seminar will take place on Friday 06/03 at 12:30pm in room Salle des Thèses at IRIT.…
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Abstract A standard pipeline of 3D scanning techniques consists of first acquiring a dense point cloud from a set of images or using a dedicated device like Lidar sensors. Then, a mesh is reconstructed from it and several mesh processing methods are applied in order to clean it.…
Read More »In collaboration with Geometry Factory (CGAL project), we are recruiting a talented student developer for the upcoming Google Summer of Code 2020, on the following project.
Extend CGAL Point Cloud Registration to Multiple Objects.Mentor(s): Nicolas Mellado and Simon Giraudot
Project description: Wrappers for global and local registration of point clouds were recently added in the CGAL library (GSoC 2019).…
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Abstract During this seminar, I will present our recent work on shadow extraction in global illumination. The original formulation handles a single surface object per shadow layer, and allows separate editing of its direct and indirect components.…
Read More »For the next STORM seminar, Hugo Rens will give a presentation titled : Path interpolation : Updates, and what will come next.
Abstract During this seminar, I will give a feedback of what I’ve been doing recently on the topic of light path interpolation using GPLVM, in the context of offline rendering.…
Read More »For the next STORM seminar, Pierre Mézières will give a presentation titled : Overview of global illumination techniques in real-time with VPLs and their limitations.
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