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MRI: Acquisition of Equipment to Establish a Cognitive Sensorium and Visualization Facility at UC Merced

MRI: Acquisition of Equipment to Establish a Cognitive Sensorium and Visualization Facility at UC Merced
MRI:采购设备以在加州大学默塞德分校建立认知感觉和可视化设施
批准号:
0723281
负责人:
Marcelo Kallmann
金额:
$0.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2007
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2007-08-01 至 2010-07-31

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提案编号:CNS 07- 23281 PI(s):Kallmann,Marcelo马特洛克,Teenie; Newsam,Shawn机构:University of加州-默塞德默塞德,CA 95343- 5001职称: MRI/采集:一个认知感觉和可视化设施在加州大学梅塞德斯项目建议:该项目,获取设备,建立一个认知感觉和可视化设施,集成了实时眼动跟踪和动作捕捉设备与一个大的高分辨率显示器。该基础设施旨在促进人类认知,感知和行动,图像处理,智能系统和人机交互的进步,使视觉解析,分类,认知的新型计算模型的跨学科研究以及运动规划和执行的研究成为可能。该项目旨在实现用于实现类人智能系统的新型计算模型,支持在任务执行过程中理解人类视觉处理的研究。仪器由三个模块组成:A.高分辨率的沉浸式屏幕,可以模拟虚拟场景,以感知人类的表现。头戴式眼动仪系统,用于精确跟踪用户视觉注意点的导航。全身无遮挡惯性运动捕捉设备,用于捕捉用户在表演过程中的运动。了解类人智能是开发无缝和完全集成的专注用户界面、情感协作工作以及未来所需的许多人机交互(HCI)应用的关键。该设备连接到一个软件架构,专门用于正在开发的类人虚拟代理的运动控制和图形仿真,支持跨学科的研究活动,如:。分析图像中特征的视觉解析。分析凝视和手势之间的相互作用,以描述特征和过程。开发新的基于视觉的运动控制算法,用于协调抓取任务中的运动和伸展。更广泛的影响:基础设施极大地有利于UC系统的最新校园。该机构服务于代表性不足的人口,学生通常是第一代大学生。该设施提供了宝贵的编程和实验室技能,有助于在高科技工作和研究生院的成功。它还改进了课程的教学和开发,并使许多应用领域的研究成为可能,包括培训,教学,人体工程学,娱乐,HCI和教育。
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Proposal #: CNS 07-23281PI(s): Kallmann, Marcelo Matlock, Teenie; Newsam, ShawnInstitution: University of California - Merced Merced, CA 95343-5001Title: MRI/Acq.: A Cognitive Sensorium and Visualization Facility at UC-MercedProject Proposed:This project, acquiring equipment to build a cognitive sensorium and visualization facility, integrates real-time eye tracking and motion capture devices with a large high-resolution display. Aiming to lead to advances in human cognition, perception and action, image processing, intelligent systems, and human-computer interaction, the infrastructure enables interdisciplinary research on novel computational models of visual parsing, categorization, cognition, and as well as research for motor planning and execution. Aiming to achieve novel computational models for implementing humanlike intelligent systems, the project supports research in understanding visual processing in humans during task execution. The instrumentation is composed of three modules: A. High-resolution immersive screen where virtual scenarios can be simulated for sensing human performances,. Head-mounted eye tracker system for accurately tracking the navigation of the user's visual attention point, and. Full-body occlusion-free inertial motion-capture equipment for capturing the motions of the user during performances.Understanding human-like intelligence is key for the development of seamless and fully integrated attentive user interfaces, affective collaborative work, and many human-computer interaction (HCI) applications needed in the future. Connected to a software architecture dedicated to the motion control and graphical simulation of human-like virtual agents already under development, the equipment supports interdisciplinary research activities such as:. Analyzing the visual parsing of features in images,. Analyzing the interactions between gaze and gestures for describing features and procedures, and. Developing new vision-based motor control algorithms for the coordination of locomotion and reaching during grasping tasks.Broader Impacts: The infrastructure greatly benefits the newest campus of the UC system. The institution services an underrepresented population where the students are usually first generation college students. The facility provides valuable programming and lab skills that contribute to success in high tech jobs and graduate schools. It also improves instruction and development of courses and enables research for many application domains, including training, delivery of instruction, ergonomics, entertainment, HCI, and education.
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  • 批准号:
    1305196
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant
  • 资助金额:
    $30.29万
  • 财政年份:
    2013
  • 负责人:
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  • 依托单位:
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  • 批准号:
    0915665
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant
  • 资助金额:
    $49.91万
  • 财政年份:
    2009
  • 负责人:
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