max planck institut
informatik
informatik
Graphics, Vision and Video Group
Max-Planck-Institut für Informatik
Department 4: Computer Graphics
Campus E1 4, Room 221
66123 Saarbrücken
Germany
Email:
ameka at mpi-inf . mpg . de
Phone: internal code - 4021
I am a Ph.D. student in the Graphics, Vision and Video Group, advised by Prof. Christian Theobalt. I work with a brilliant group of people who can be found here, or usually on the 2nd floor rotunda pretending to drink coffee but really just lazing around. I encourage you to talk to me about Inverse Rendering for Augmented Reality applications. Or we could talk if you are familiar with this!
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Live Intrinsic Material Estimation A. Meka M. Maximov M. Zollhöfer A. Chatterjee H.P. Seidel C. Richardt C. Theobalt Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition 2018 (CVPR) - Spotlight Paper We present the first approach for real-time material estimation for general object shapes that only requires a single color image as input, enabling live photo-realistic material transfer from real to virtual objects. [pdf], [video], [project page] |
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Live User-Guided Intrinsic Video For Static Scenes A. Meka G. Fox M. Zollhöfer C. Richardt C. Theobalt IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics 2017 (TVCG) - presented at ISMAR 2017 We present a novel technique to acquire reflectance-fused-geometry enhanced with live user-guidance for a static scene, enabling AR applications like live photorealistic scene relighting. [pdf], [video], [project page] |
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Live Intrinsic Video A. Meka M. Zollhöfer C. Richardt C. Theobalt ACM Transactions on Graphics 2016 (TOG) - Proc. SIGGRAPH We present a novel variational approach to tackle the underconstrained intrinsic video decomposition problem at real-time frame rates, enabling on-line processing of live video footage. [pdf], [video], [additional video], [project page] |