Brown Bag Seminar: Computer vision and visions for computers

Welcome to this year’s second Brown Bag Seminar: Computer Vision and Visions for Computers on Wed 19th of February to learn about the relationship between computer vision and augmented reality and about how people can be engaged in designing our digital futures! The speakers of this seminar are Professor Juho Kannala from the Center for Machine Vision and Signal Analysis working with the Hybrid Intelligence research programme and Professor Netta Iivari, leader of research unit for Human Computer Interaction and Human-Centered Development.

Professor Kannala will talk about computer vision for augmented reality as well as other applications.

Professor Iivari will discuss how speculative, critical, participatory and empowering design methods can be used to engage people in envisioning our digital futures.

The seminar will take place on Wednesday 19th of February from 11 am to 12 pm at Tellus Stage on Linnanmaa campus. Lunch will be provided for those who register by Friday 14th of February at 12 pm. The seminar will be in English. 

If you cannot make it to the Linnanmaa campus, you can also participate via Zoom. If you participate via Zoom, you don’t need to register for the event.

Note UniOGS Doctoral Researchers: You can add Brown Bag Seminars in your personal learning plan and once you have attended 10 Brown Bag Seminars, you can get 0,5 credits of doctoral studies.