CAMERA Speaker Series welcomes Dr Marion Mundt

• Wednesday 15th of March 2023

We are pleased to invite you to our next talk in the CAMERA speaker series.  Dr Marion Mundt will speaking to us from University of Western Australia in Perth. 30th March 2023- 10am As Marion is based in Australia we will be hosting this talk online via Zoom.  If you...

CAMERA speaker series: Jake Rigby BMT Defence and Security

• Monday 10th of October 2022

CAMERA are thrilled to be continuing our seminar series for 2022 with a talk from one of our partners.  We really hope you can join us on campus at University of Bath to hear from Jake Rigby, from BMT Defence and Security.  12th October 2022: 4pmSpeaker: Jake Rigby: BMT Defence and Security Title :...

CAMERA Speaker Series – Bristol Old Vic Theatre School

• Thursday 16th of June 2022

CAMERA are thrilled to be continuing our seminar series for 2022 with a talk from one of our partners.  We really hope you can join us on Zoom to hear from Tobias Millard and Ellie Jay Stevens, from Bristol Old Vic Theatre School talk about their recent research with CAMERA.   6th July: 4pm...

CAMERA Expert Speaker Series 2022: Prof Egidio D’Angelo and Dr Claudia Casellato

• Monday 28th of March 2022

CAMERA are thrilled to be continuing their seminar series for 2022 with a talk from Prof Egidio D’Angelo, from the Human Brain Project at University of Pavia.   Speaker: Prof Egidio D’Angelo and Dr Claudia Casellato: Human Brain Project Hosted by: Dr Dario Cazzola CAMERA – University of Bath 11th April 2022 3pm...

Revealing new features of neurodegenerative disease using computational analysis of ultrasound images

• Monday 14th of December 2020
• Dr Emma Hodson-Tole, Manchester Metropolitan University

Ultrasound imaging is a widely used modality that has been applied to study features of skeletal muscle anatomy and in vivo mechanical behaviour in human health and disease for many years.

Neural State Machine for Character-Scene Interactions

• Thursday 4th of June 2020
• Professor Taku Komura, Edinburgh University

Neural State Machine for Character-Scene Interactions 2pm Thur 4th June 2020, remote Taku will cover recent developments in neural network-based character controllers. Using neural networks for character controllers significantly increases the scalability of the system – the controller can be trained with a large amount of motion capture data while...

Anatomical and mechanical constraints to athletic performance: studies in cheetahs, horses, humans and other animals.

• Thursday 7th of May 2020
• Professor Alan Wilson, Royal Veterinary College

4pm, Tues 7th May, CB 2.6, University of Bath Alan will talk about the specialised anatomy of athletic animals, with particular reference to muscle-tendon interaction. He will talk about the development of technology using high accuracy GPS and inertial sensors for studying locomotion of free-ranging animals in their natural environment and...

What can vision and graphics learn from physics?

• Thursday 30th of January 2020
• Dr Will Smith, University of York

4pm, Weds 30th January 2019, Weston Studio, The Edge In the past 6 years, machine learning has transformed computer vision. This learning-based approach treats computer vision as a problem of finding a function that approximately maps directly from images to desired output. The success of this approach has been driven by...

Inflammatory Arthritis, Machine Learning and Digital Technologies: the future of diagnosis and management.

• Tuesday 13th of November 2018
• Dr Raj Sengupta, The Royal National Hospital for Rheumatic Diseases, Bath (RNRHD)

Vision and AI: then, now and tomorrow

• Tuesday 25th of September 2018
• Prof Richard Bowden

Professor Richard Bowden, University of Surrey Vision and AI: then, now and tomorrow Tuesday 25th September, 6pm- 8pm, Weston Studio, The Edge, University of Bath Computer vision broke away from AI as a field in its own right in the 1960’s. As a fundamental human sense “vision” is something we take...