Computer Vision News - November 2022

16 Best Paper Honorable Mention 3D model in our head of that glass, we are visualizing it using two images, but we can still recover that. “ It’sbeen lookedat fromsomanydirections, and I think it’s one of the most interesting problems in computer vision , ” he tells us. “ Recovering the material aspect of the glass, which is almost translucent, and the geometry together is hard. If I visualize it, I see there are interesting and complex visual effects that you observe. None of take 10 images of it, and want to recover its geometry, what it looks like, the material aspect of it, and the environment in which it was captured. ” It is an age-old problem. In the 1960s, people from cognitive science and psychology were trying to figure out how humans could do this. We canwalk in these environments naturally, we’re able to grab things easily, and we know what the shape of the glass looks like. We do not have a HONOR M E N T AWA ECC