Andreas Reichinger is a researcher, PhD student and member of the Multiple Senses Group at VRVis.
Research areas
Assistive technology, especially touch tool creation
3D computer vision including camera calibration, pose estimation (structure from motion), photogrammetric reconstruction, patch-based reconstruction algorithms, reflectance estimation, kinect sensor
Computer graphics including point-based rendering, image-based rendering, view synthesis, light simulation
Computational photography, stereo photography, camera arrays
Awards
WSA Austria Award 2020 in the category "Inclusion"
CV
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ARCHES was selected from nearly 400 projects from all over the world as one of the finalists in the category "Inclusion & Empowerment".
The EU project ARCHES is nominated for the Heritage in Motion Award 2020.
Horizon2020 project "ARCHES" receives Austrian WSA Award 2020 for the use of key enabling technologies in barrier-free art education.
The Horizon2020 project ARCHES, coordinated by VRVis, was shortlisted for the Horizon Impact Award from more than 200 projects.
VRVis receives together with the Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna the Zero Project Award 2020.
The EU-funded participatory research project "ARCHES" was awarded the eAward 2020.
VRVis is represented in the categories "Social Responsibility" and "Smart City and Infrastructure".
The eAward honors IT projects with the greatest customer benefit. The VRVis is nominated in three categories!
VRVis receives the Eurographics Association 2011 Best Paper Award for the paper "High-Quality Tactile Painting".
Innovation award for "Tactile Paintings" to VRVis and KHM Vienna.
Innovation award for "Tactile Paintings" to VRVis and KHM Vienna.
State Prize of Austria for "Tactile Paintings" goes to VRVis and KHM Vienna.
