ALCoV
Laparoscopy is a digital interface between a surgeon and the patient. While this interface makes the training and practicing of surgical gesture more difficult than in classical laparotomy, it allows one to benefit from the methodological advances of image science. ALCoV’s scientific project is to develop new tools for (1) training to laparosurgery using virtual reality and (2) computer aided laparosurgery using computer vision and augmented reality.
Recent news
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1 year 14 weeks ago
Journée thématique sur l’action « structure à partir du mouvement » (thème B2 du GdR ISIS)
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1 year 20 weeks ago
Some members of ALCoV are part of the NORDIA'11 Program Committee.
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1 year 20 weeks ago
Adrien Bartoli will give a tutorial on Computer Vision in a Non-Rigid World at SCIA'11.
Recent publications
"On Template-Based Reconstruction from a Single View: Analytical Solutions and Proofs of Well-Posedness for Developable, Isometric and Conformal Surfaces",
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR), Rhode Island, USA, 2012 (to appear).
"Template-based Conformal Shape-from-Motion-and-Shading for Laparoscopy ",
International Conference on Information Processing in Computer-Assisted Interventions (IPCAI'12), Pisa, Italy, To Appear, 2012.
"Smooth Morphing on shape space",
Manifold Learning Theory and Applications, 2012.
"Towards Live Monocular 3D Laparoscopy using Shading and Specularity Information",
International Conference on Information Processing in Computer-Assisted Interventions (IPCAI'12), Pisa, Italy, To Appear, 2012.
"Estimation de l’échelle en coloscopie monoculaire par quantification du flou optique : étude de faisabilité",
Proc. of RFIA 2012 (to appear), Lyon, France, 2012.
