Towards Teleconferencing by View Synthesis and Large-Baseline Stereo

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ICIAP '01 Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Image Analysis and Processing
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2001

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Abstract: We address the application of computer vision to semi-immersive teleconferencing, and present a prototype vision system synthesising a physically plausible video of a speaker to be displayed at a remote conferencing station. The main system components are a hierarchical, efficient large-baseline disparity estimation and a view synthesis module. We illustrate and discuss some results with a real-speaker sequence. We regard the development of such a system in the domain of advanced teleconferencing as the main contribution of this work.