Jan-Michael Frahm
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Department of Computer Science
Brooks Computer Science Building, CB# 3175
Chapel Hill, NC, 27599, USA
I’m the head of the 3D Computer Vision group at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, director of Computer Vision at RENCI and an Editor in Chief for the Elsevier Journal of image and Vision Computing. I work on a variety of topics in geometric computer vision, the interface between geometric computer vision and recognition, real-time computer vision and active computer vision.
Open Source
Colmap: Structure from Motion & Stereo
Our work in the news
Engadget “iSpy software can read texts and steal passwords with its little eye (video)”
BBC News: “PC ‘rebuilds Rome in a day’ using pictures from Flickr”
Tech Journal South: “UNC researchers create 3D models from online photodatabases”
Smarthouse: “How Rome Was Built In A Day Using A Home PC”
Chronicle of Higher Education: “Researchers Create 3-D Models With Flickr Photos”
Johannes Schönberger (co-advised at ETH Zurich)
Yi Xu
Tim Johnson
David Perra
Rahul Raguram
Yilin Wang
Dibyendusekhar Goswami
Yi-Hung Jen
Christopher Zach
Ram Krishan Kumar
Sudipta Sinha (Microsoft Research)
Jan Bartelsen (UniBW)
Nirup-Kumar Pothireddy
Meng Tan
Hongsheng Yang
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