Learning a Model of Facial Shape and Expression from 4D Scans. T Li, T Bolkart, MJ Black, H Li, J Romero.
MPI-IS trains FLAME (2017), a facial shape and expression model, with 3dMD’s real-world 4D pose and expression data.
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MPI-IS trains FLAME (2017), a facial shape and expression model, with 3dMD’s real-world 4D pose and expression data.
Date: November 2017. Source: Head & Face Medicine 2017 13:19. Background: Orthognathic surgery is associated with considerable swelling and neurosensory disturbances. Serious swelling can lead to great physical and psychological strain. A randomized, prospective, controlled clinical trial was realized in order to evaluate the effect of a preoperative intravenous dexamethasone injection of 40 mg on…
How MPI-IS used 3dMD’s 4D scanning system to build ClothCap, a method for capturing and retargeting clothing in motion.
KAIST and MPI-IS build a physics-based body model, VSMPL, with 3dMD’s real-world soft-tissue data from Dyna.
MPI-IS builds Dynamic FAUST (2017), a 4D human motion dataset, with 3dMD’s real-world data, presented at CVPR 2017.
MPI-IS trains ClothCap (2017), a method for capturing and retargeting clothing in motion, with 3dMD’s 4D real-world body data.
During his tour of Under Armour’s factory with CEO Kevin Plank, Sunday TODAY’s Willie Geist gets a 3D body model of himself created with the 3dMD technology the company uses to make custom clothes for athletes.
3dMD CEO Chris Lane presents the application of our temporal-3dMDbody (motion) systems to the next generation of wearable technology innovations at the Wear 2017 Conference in San Francisco, USA.
3dMD CEO Chris Lane presented the latest advances in temporal-3D (motion) camera systems for human subject input applications that demand anatomical image precision such as the next generation of face, gesture, and body movement recognition innovations @IEEEorg Automatic Face and Gesture Recognition Conference #FG2017.
3dMD is studying facial expressions in collaboration with Imperial College London as part of the Science Museum’s ongoing Live Science programme in London.