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MCML PI Matthias Niessner about Fotorealistic 3D Avatars
Matthias Niessner, TU Munich
06.12.2023
7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Deutsches Museum Munich and Livestream
TUM Professor and MCML PI Matthias Niessner will discuss the creation of photorealistic 3D replicas of the real world. He explores the evolution from pictures and videos to interactive holographic content, revolutionizing documentation. The focus is on the latest research in neural rendering and reconstruction techniques.
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