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• Thomas Sanocki

It is crucial for humans to be able to quickly perceive, understand, and respond to visual information in a world where things are happening faster and more complicated. The study of visual cognition focuses on these mechanisms. Furthermore, considering the intricacy of stimulus data, The attentional processes of selection and prioritization are essential to visual cognition.

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• Guillaume Caron

Cultural heritage is becoming more and more entwined with robotics and computer vision. The diverse responsibilities of the latter broad range, from data collection to heritage interpretation, must deal with the unique characteristics of both tangible and intangible heritages.

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• Jason Rambach

Due of its almost endless potential, augmented reality (AR), which blends virtual and real-world aspects, has shown remarkable outcomes in a number of application domains and attracted major academic focus in recent years. Applications for augmented reality mostly depend on the capacity to recognize the user’s environment with accuracy and to continuously observe exchanges between the user and their surroundings.

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• Vasudevan Lakshminarayanan

In the modern day, visual impairment is regarded as the main worldwide challenge. This is caused by a variety of factors, including a lack of knowledge, a lack of resources and qualified staff, the inability to seek emergency medical attention, etc. The primary methods for Examining the retina non-invasively involves techniques like optical coherence tomography (OCT) and fundus photography. Fluorescein angiography is another widely used method.

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• Maria Pia Morigi

X-ray imaging has expanded quickly recently, becoming more widely used outside of the medical industry. It is now essential to many different study fields. X-ray imaging has become more popular due to the potential and non-invasiveness of computed tomography and digital radiography.essential tool in many domains, including cultural heritage research, material and industrial component characterization, and medical diagnostics.