Language & Vision Intelligence
Large language models, vision–language models, multimodal understanding and efficient AI.
Research / 研究分野
Explore what
moves us
Connecting learning, perception and interaction to human needs—from research directions to working projects and filmed demonstrations.
01 / Research directions
Six connected directions
Medical AI & 3D Ultrasound
Portable sensing, probe tracking and ultrasound reconstruction.
Computer Vision & Tracking
Detection, segmentation, person re-identification and identity consistency.
mmWave & Sensor Fusion
Contactless sensing, radar-based perception and human activity analysis.
VR, XR & Human Interfaces
Immersive experiences, spatial displays, eye tracking and human-centered design.
Applied & Collaborative AI
Practical technology with industry, universities and the community.
02 / Selected projects
From questions to working systems
A selection of work spanning healthcare, tracking, visual inspection, sensing and immersive technology.
Portable freehand 3D ultrasound
A dual-rotary-encoder tracking framework for portable, freehand 3D breast ultrasound reconstruction.
Research source ↗CORE-ReID
Domain adaptation and ensemble fusion for robust person re-identification.
Research source ↗Human depth perception
Assessment of spatial perception using cube and light-field displays.
Research source ↗Fine-grained visual inspection
Computer vision for segmentation and detection of small defects in food imagery.
Research source ↗Contactless human monitoring
Research themes in mmWave human sensing and multi-sensor perception.
VR & interactive systems
Interactive three-dimensional experiences and human-centered systems.
Explore working prototypesOpen interactive demos ↗
Archive / vr
VR & immersive 3D
From Kunohe Castle VR and ILC visualization to the SpheriCul spherical display. Below are four moving demonstrations from the original SpheriCul website.
These are the original SpheriCul animations. Press play to watch each demonstration.
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Archive / displays
Media arts & 3D displays
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