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[Lab image] Visualization and Image Analysis (VIA)
Head: George D Stetten
Contact: George D Stetten (george@stetten.com)

Mailing address:
Carnegie Mellon University
Robotics Institute
5000 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15213

Associated center: VASC

For more information, see this lab's homepage.

This page last updated - January 1999.
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Lab Description

The Visualization and Image Analysis (VIA) Laboratory is based at the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University.

We are developing new methods of displaying, analyzing, and haptically rendering images, primarily for medical applications.

We have introduced a new device called the Sonic FlashlightTM, for guiding invasive medical procedures, and are also involved in creating image analysis algorithms for identification and measurement of structure and function in medical images. We are also developing FingersightTM technology that gives individual fingertips the ability to feel and control the visible environment.

Please see our official VIA Lab publications page for a complete list of publications, including those not germane to either the FingersightTM or the Sonic FlashlightTM projects.

Personnel [Past members]

Name Title Email Address
John Galeotti Postdoctoral Fellow jgaleotti@cmu.edu
Samantha Horvath Undergraduate
Roberta's personal homepage Roberta Klatzky Professor klatzky@cmu.edu
Brock Nichol Undergraduate
Gaurav Shukla Visiting Scholar gas9@pitt.edu
Mel's personal homepage Mel Siegel Associate Research Professor mws@cmu.edu
George's personal homepage George D Stetten Associate Research Professor george@stetten.com

Current Projects

FingersightTM - We are developing videotactile fingertip sensors which will enable people to interact with the visible world via their fingertips.
Sonic FlashlightTM - We are developing a method of medical visualization that merges real time ultrasound images with direct human vision.

Recent publications [View all 34 publications]


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