My keynote from Front Trends 2016 in Warsaw was all about where web animation has come from, where it's going, and why it's so important to the future of UI and web design.
Since the widespread adoption of CSS animations and transitions, animation has started creeping back into web design. Loading screens and “flashy” intros are back, as well as subtle UI interactions that invisibly improve the user’s experience. Rachel Nabors explains the six components of motion design, how you can apply them in your own projects, and when to start planning animation in your process.
The post-Flash era is hardly free of animation. CSS animation is quickly becoming a cornerstone of user-friendly UI frameworks, and JavaScript libraries already exist to handle complex, interactive animations. And now there’s a new API coming to town specifically for web animations! In the wake of so much “CSS vs. JavaScript animation” infighting, you'll be introduced to the Web Animations API via the development styles and insights of four distinct groups of people: UI designers, interaction developers, library authors, and the browser teams implementing it.
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Putting Your UIs In Motion On The Web (Animation & UX)Val Head
Animations are a big part of the future of UX on the web and all web designers need to have some motion design skills. This talk is all about how to pull of interface animation well on the web. How to animate responsibly and with style! As seen at the wonderful Smashing Conf Whistler 2014.
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Computer animation involves creating animation sequences through object definition, path specification, key frames, and in-betweening. There are two main methods for displaying animation sequences: raster animation and color-table animation. Raster animation involves copying frames from memory to the display very quickly, while color-table animation uses a color lookup table to convert logical color numbers in each pixel to physical colors. The document discusses techniques for designing animation sequences like storyboarding, defining objects and paths, specifying key frames, and generating in-between frames. It also covers topics like motion specification using direct motion, goal-directed systems, kinematics, dynamics, and inverse kinematics. Morphing and tweening are introduced as techniques for warping one image into
The document discusses computer animation techniques such as raster animation, color-table animation, tweening, and morphing. Raster animation involves copying frames from memory to the display very quickly to create the illusion of motion. Color-table animation uses a color lookup table to implement simple 2D animations. Tweening generates intermediate frames between key frames to make the movement between them appear smooth. Morphing transforms one image into another through a seamless transition by gradually warping and dissolving areas between matched images.
The document provides information on several digital design projects created by Jean-Marc Gauthier, including interactive virtual reality installations and visualizations. Some of the projects discussed include The Brain Project, an interactive visualization of the brain; BeCity, illustrations for a children's book, app, and animations; and Crosswalk, a virtual reality simulator of street intersections. The document also discusses Jean-Marc Gauthier's work in character design, motion capture, 3D mapping, and interactive installations.
This document discusses motion capture techniques for animating 3D characters. It begins by explaining that motion capture involves recording live movements and translating them into digital data to recreate performances in 3D. It then discusses the history of rotoscoping techniques and the motion capture pipeline involving planning, shooting, data processing, and mapping movements to characters. The document provides examples of motion capture usage in feature films and discusses techniques for retargeting motions between characters and using state machines and scripting to sequence movements. It concludes by noting the increasing use of artificial intelligence to control large numbers of animated characters.
Action Genome: Action As Composition of Spatio Temporal Scene GraphsSangmin Woo
Jingwei Ji, Ranjay Krishna, Li Fei-Fei, and Juan Carlos Niebles. Action genome: Actions as composition of spatio-temporal scene graphs. arXiv preprint arXiv:1912.06992, 2019.
This document provides information about a computer vision course including the instructors, TAs, readings, topics, and projects. The course will introduce computer vision topics through lectures and assignments including image processing, panorama stitching, face recognition, and an open-ended final project. Grading will be based on completing the projects, with no midterm or final exam. Prerequisites include proficiency in C/C++ programming, data structures, linear algebra, and vector calculus. The course does not require prior experience in imaging topics.
This document discusses different approaches to animations on the web, including declarative and imperative animations. It introduces common principles of animation like squash and stretch. It also highlights challenges of browser repaints and techniques to improve performance like using requestAnimationFrame. The document provides examples of animation libraries and recommends tools to inspect repaints and optimize animations.
Deconstructing SfM-Net architecture and beyond
"SfM-Net, a geometry-aware neural network for motion estimation in videos that decomposes frame-to-frame pixel motion in terms of scene and object depth, camera motion and 3D object rotations and translations. Given a sequence of frames, SfM-Net predicts depth, segmentation, camera and rigid object motions, converts those into a dense frame-to-frame motion field (optical flow), differentiably warps frames in time to match pixels and back-propagates."
Alternative download:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/aezl7ro8sy2xq7j/sfm_net_v2.pdf?dl=0
Waymo, an autonomous vehicle division of Alphabet, has launched a program allowing residents of Phoenix, Arizona to register for free rides in self-driving minivans. Riders will be selected based on trip needs and willingness to use the vehicle as their primary transportation. An employee will ride behind the driver's seat, as the minivans are fully autonomous with sensors that can detect objects from 300 meters away in 3D. Waymo has also partnered with companies like Chrysler and Lyft to advance autonomous vehicle technology.
Computer animation involves creating animation sequences through object definition, path specification, and key frames. Key techniques include:
1. Raster animation displays pre-computed or real-time animation frames by rapidly presenting them on screen at 30 frames per second or more for a smooth effect.
2. Color-table animation uses a color lookup table to implement simple 2D animations through palette color changes.
3. Tweening and morphing generate intermediate frames between key frames to give the appearance of smooth motion or transition from one image to another. Morphing additionally requires matching areas between images.
The document defines various motion graphics and animation terminology used in programs like After Effects. It provides descriptions of terms related to 2D/3D space, layers, effects, keyframing, camera movements, compositing, and other animation and video editing concepts. Terms covered include things like adjustment layers, alpha channels, parenting, expressions, motion blur, precomposing, and trimming. The document acts as a glossary to explain technical terms for those working in motion graphics.
1. Animation involves rapidly displaying sequential images to create the illusion of motion. It can be done by hand drawing or using software to animate graphics.
2. There are two main types of animators - lead artists who draw key frames showing major changes, and assistants who draw intermediate frames between key frames through a process called tweening.
3. Techniques of animation include onion skinning to see frames flow together, motion cycling for repetitive motions, and masking to make objects move behind protected areas of the frame. Color cycling and morphing are also techniques.
This document summarizes research on using image stitching and optical flow to generate panoramic views from video frames in real-time. Key aspects include:
1) Features are detected in frames using Shi-Tomasi corner detection and tracked between frames using optical flow.
2) A key frame is selected when less than half of features from the previous frame are successfully tracked, allowing sufficient rotation for homography calculation.
3) Homographies relating key frames are estimated and used to stitch and map frames to a cylindrical panorama for 3D visualization by a teleoperator.
4) Experimental results found the Shi-Tomasi/optical flow method was over 10x faster than SIFT/
The document discusses different types and techniques of animation including student-generated animation using key frames and tweens, computer-generated animation using morphing and controllers, using cameras and hierarchies in animation, and rendering and output of animations.
2019年6月13日、SSII2019 Organized Session: Multimodal 4D sensing。エンドユーザー向け SLAM 技術の現在。登壇者:武笠 知幸(Research Scientist, Rakuten Institute of Technology)
https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/ssii2019/static/organized#OS2
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2) Customers submit photos of themselves along with a food rating, and the system sends photos to a server running CNN algorithms to predict the facial expression and save results to a database.
3) An admin user can log in to view all customer feedback including photos and predicted facial expressions to understand customer satisfaction levels.
Sarah Frisken received her Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University in 1991. She has over 25 years of experience in research, teaching, and software development. Currently, she is a Research Associate at Brigham and Women's Hospital working on technologies to improve surgical outcomes for brain cancer patients. Her past experience includes founding two software companies and holding professor and research positions at several universities and research labs where she worked on medical imaging, computer graphics, and haptics.
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This document provides information about a computer vision course including the instructors, TAs, readings, topics, and projects. The course will introduce computer vision topics through lectures and assignments including image processing, panorama stitching, face recognition, and an open-ended final project. Grading will be based on completing the projects, with no midterm or final exam. Prerequisites include proficiency in C/C++ programming, data structures, linear algebra, and vector calculus. The course does not require prior experience in imaging topics.
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2. Color-table animation uses a color lookup table to implement simple 2D animations through palette color changes.
3. Tweening and morphing generate intermediate frames between key frames to give the appearance of smooth motion or transition from one image to another. Morphing additionally requires matching areas between images.
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3. Techniques of animation include onion skinning to see frames flow together, motion cycling for repetitive motions, and masking to make objects move behind protected areas of the frame. Color cycling and morphing are also techniques.
This document summarizes research on using image stitching and optical flow to generate panoramic views from video frames in real-time. Key aspects include:
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2) A key frame is selected when less than half of features from the previous frame are successfully tracked, allowing sufficient rotation for homography calculation.
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12. The Past, Present, and Future of Web Anima6on
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