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Research Interests
Correspondence Problems, Segmentation, SLAM, Variational Methods, Partial Differential Equations
Brief Bio
Frank Steinbrücker received his Bachelor's degree in 2007 and his Master's degree in Computer Science in 2008 at Saarland University (Germany). Since September 2008 he is a Ph.D. student in the Research Group for Computer Vision, Image Processing and Pattern Recognition at the University of Bonn headed by Professor Daniel Cremers.
Visual Odometry
At ICCV 2011 I published a method for getting a camera pose estimation from RGBD-Images. In the video below, the Kinect camera is moving in a static scene and the camera poses are being accurately estimated.
Dense Mapping of large RGB-D Sequences
In my publication at ICCV 2013 I describe a method for the volumetric fusion of large RGB-D sequences. The video below shows the mesh visualization of our office floor, a scene computed from more than 24.000 RGB-D images captured with the Asus Xtion sensor. The reconstruction run at more than 200 Hz on a GTX680. The finest resolution was 5mm and the entire scene fit into approximately 2.5 GB of GPU RAM, including color.
Publications
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