Introduction
The workshop aims to bring researchers and practitioners from multiple disciplines (computer vision, neuroscience, multimedia computing, sensor technologies and assistive technology applications) to discuss fundamental issues in visual perception, computational intelligence, neuroscience and visual prosthesis for helping blind and visually impaired people and people working in visually challenged environments. This is the first IEEE workshop on this topic, but we have had two very successful internal workshops with similar multidisciplinary features (one at Georgia Tech and one at The City University of New York - CUNY). This workshop coordinates with the main conference theme on "Multimedia for Humanity". We hope this workshop will attract attention of the multimedia community in understanding human perception, human brain, and human-machine interaction issues for assisting the visually impaired and challenged individuals.
Call for paper

Submission Topics

Specific topics include but are not limited to: Computer vision, sensing and learning algorithms, for helping visually challenged people, including electronic travel aids, electronic orientation aids, signage detection, tactile display, face recognition,
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Important Date
  • Jul 15

    2013

    Conference Date

  • Jul 15 2013

    Registration deadline

Sponsored By
IEEE Computer Society - C Circuits and Systems Society - CAS Communications Society - COM Signal Processing Society