Computer Vision
Enabling computers and devices to understand what they see.
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Think Computer Science 2015
Watch all of the highlights from Think Computer Science 2015 – an annual student event hosted by Microsoft Research Cambridge, showcasing the field of computer science.
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Microsoft-led research team wins Marr prize for outstanding computer vision research
By Allison Linn, Senior Writer, Microsoft Research A team led by a Microsoft researcher has won the prestigious Marr prize in computer vision research for a paper that presents an alternative to what is currently…
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Think Computer Science 2015: Mark Calleja – Hacker is Not a Dirty Word
Talk 3: Hacker is Not a Dirty Word – Mark Calleja, Co-founder of HackLab . HackLab is a Cambridge ‘tech-ed’ startup, created to deliver exciting and engaging holiday camps, workshops and in-school events teaching students…
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Think Computer Science 2015: Philip Bielby – Computer Games: The Evolution of Fun
Talk 2: Computer Games: The Evolution of Fun – Philip Bielby, Technical Director, RuneScape. Gaming has come a long way over the past couple of decades. The increasing bandwidth and availability of the internet have…
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