🔍 Detect and track blue cubes with Intel RealSense D435 using a modular computer vision pipeline for advanced color and ML-based object detection.
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🔍 Detect and track blue cubes with Intel RealSense D435 using a modular computer vision pipeline for advanced color and ML-based object detection.
🌐 Explore 3D computer vision with Open3D and RealSense for point cloud processing, plane detection, and real-time object detection.
🖼️ Enhance 3D computer vision with this modular toolkit for depth reconstruction, visual odometry, and real-time stereo vision solutions.
This project performs Structure from Motion (SfM) and Iterative Closest Point (ICP) alignment on a series of images to generate and merge point clouds.
Interactive 3D mesh visualization and real-time rendering for Video-Depth-Anything depth maps
A visualisation engine for particle simulations
3D camera design policy document
Deep Learning-Powered 3D City Reconstruction from Satellite Imagery
Three workflows based on aerial imagery or LiDAR point clouds to evaluate the surface available on rooftops by detecting objects.
A research-purposed, GUI-powered, Python-based framework that allows easy development of dynamic point-cloud (and accompanying image) data processing pipelines.
This repository is the culmination of my exploration into advanced 3D computer vision. I built an integrated pipeline capable of transforming 2D images into 3D worlds through depth reconstruction, visual odometry, and comprehensive point cloud processing.
A foundational dive into 3D vision, this project served as my hands-on introduction to processing point clouds with Open3D. I focused on core skills like plane detection, segmentation, and understanding 3D transformations from the ground up.
This project traces my evolution in object detection. I started with classic color-based segmentation, advanced to integrating a YOLOv8 model, and finally incorporated 3D point cloud processing to create a full detection and tracking pipeline.
Python package for point cloud registration using probabilistic model (Coherent Point Drift, GMMReg, SVR, GMMTree, FilterReg, Bayesian CPD)
This is a C++ Uni Bonn course project for SoSe 25, which demonstrates the creation of a 3D occupancy grid map from a series of LiDAR scans taken from the 3D LiDAR sensor - Hesai XT-32, mounted on a ClearPath Husky robotic platform. It leverages modern C++17 features, the Eigen library for linear algebra ops and the Open3D library for visualisation
Addon to import different photogrammetry formats into Blender
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