Human Visual System Could Make Powerful Computer Date: July 24, 2008 Source: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Summary: Since the idea of using DNA to create faster, smaller, and more powerful ...

Perceptual video coding is an advanced compression strategy that exploits the characteristics of the human visual system to reduce data rates while preserving perceived video quality. By ...

Rensselaer professor Mark Changizi has begun to develop a technique to turn our eyes and visual system into a programmable computer. His findings are reported in the latest issue of the journal ...

A diagram of the human eye (source: Wikipedia) In this posting then, we’ll look at some of the attributes of the Human Visual System. It is a very deep and ongoing topic, and I am woefully ...

Like our own visual system, the device is geared to sense change, making it more efficient in principle than the computationally demanding digital camera systems used in applications like self-driving ...

The human brain builds mental representations of the world based on the signals and information detected via the human senses. While we perceive simultaneously occurring sensory stimuli as being ...

Part of the human visual system consists of the "colorblind" mammalian visual system (the same system found in cats and dogs).

Famous works of abstract art achieve popularity by using shapes that resonate with the neural mechanisms in the brain linked to visual information, a psychologist has discovered.

Brain's Visual System Does More Than Categorizing Objects Our brain processes various behaviorally relevant dimensions of objects, not just recognition and categorization.

Even in the absence of such visual cues, the human visual system is often able to determine the presence of a transparent layer, suggesting that humans are also sensitive to alternative cues.