Sundar Vedula The Robotics Institute, Carnegie Mellon University This is my CMU webpage from 2001. See Linkedin for latest info Email : firstname dot lastname@gmail.com.

Computer Vision and Graphics Research

For my Ph.D, I developed algorithms to automatically compute a digital model of a dynamically changing physical event, such as a baseball swing or a basketball throw, by imaging it from a number of different video cameras. A complete 4D space-time geometric model (such as seen on the left) allows us to re-render a scene from arbitrary positions and times. My advisor was Prof. Takeo Kanade My research page Publications.

Virtualized Reality System

My work is part of the Virtualized Reality lab at Carnegie Mellon. We develop advanced research techniques to automatically create virtual models of real actions. For this purpose, we have built a multi-camera 3D Room to capture and digitize image sequences from various positions. Click on the image to go to the lab homepage.

Pre-thesis work

• Past Research and Course Projects
• Spring 1997 - Teaching Assistant, Computer Graphics II, taught by Prof. Paul Heckbert
• Spent Summer 1996 at Interval Research Corporation, Palo Alto, California.
• Alma Mater - Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Madras. B.Tech.

Pages with useful links

• My list of useful graphics and programming tools
• Computer Vision Homepage