Qiong Chang

Assistant Professor

Institute of Science Tokyo

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Qiong Chang is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Science Tokyo, Japan. Their research interests encompass robotic motion generation, depth estimation from vision, and advanced applications in organic sensors, as evidenced by their recent publications. Notable works include innovations in motion capture for robotic imitation and GPU-optimized solutions for image processing tasks.

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Kyoung-Sook Kim

National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology

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Ran Dong

Lecturer

Chukyo University

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Aolong Zha

Project Assistant Professor

University of Tokyo

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Articles (9)

Motion Capture-Based Robotic Imitation: A Keyframeless Implementation Method Using Multivariate Empirical Mode Decomposition

An Optimized GPU Implementation for GIST Descriptor

TinyStereo: A Tiny Coarse-to-Fine Framework for Vision-Based Depth Estimation on Embedded GPUs

DS-Net: A dedicated approach for collapsed building detection from post-event airborne point clouds

A deep learning framework for realistic robot motion generation

Advanced Bioinspired Organic Sensors for Future‐Oriented Intelligent Applications

Efficient stereo matching on embedded GPUs with zero-means cross correlation

An incremental SAT-based approach for solving the real-time taxi-sharing service problem

A Smarter Pavlovian Dog with Optically Modulated Associative Learning in an Organic Ferroelectric Neuromem

Collaborators (3)

Kyoung-Sook Kim

Ran Dong

Aolong Zha

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