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SUMMARY:Multidisciplinary Fusion
DESCRIPTION:Technical Papers\n\nEgo3DPose: Capturing 3D Cues from Binocula
 r Egocentric Views\n\nWe present Ego3DPose, a highly accurate binocular eg
 ocentric 3D pose reconstruction system. The binocular egocentric setup off
 ers practicality and usefulness in various applications, however, it remai
 ns largely under-explored. It has been suffering from low pose estimation 
 accuracy due to viewing di...\n\n\nTaeho Kang and Kyungjin Lee (Seoul Nati
 onal University), Jinrui Zhang (Central South University), and Youngki Lee
  (Seoul National University)\n---------------------\nAn Architecture and I
 mplementation of Real-Time Sound Propagation Hardware for Mobile Devices\n
 \nThis paper presents a high-performance and low-power hardware architectu
 re for real-time sound rendering on mobile devices. Traditional sound rend
 ering algorithms require high-performance CPUs or GPUs for processing beca
 use of its high computational complexities to realize ultra-realistic 3D a
 udio. ...\n\n\nEUNJAE KIM, SUKWON CHOI, and JIYOUNG KIM (Sejong University
 , Sejongpia); JAE-HO NAH (Sangmyung Univesrity); WOONAM JUNG (Sejongpia); 
 TAE-HYEONG LEE (Sejong University); YEON-KUG MOON (Korea Electronics Techn
 ology Institute); and WOO-CHAN PARK (Sejong University, Sejongpia)\n------
 ---------------\nThin On-Sensor Nanophotonic Array Cameras\n\nToday's comm
 odity camera systems rely on compound optical systems to map light origina
 ting from the scene to positions on the sensor where it gets recorded as a
 n image. To achieve an accurate mapping without optical aberrations, i.e.,
  deviations from Gauss' linear optics model, typical lens systems ...\n\n\
 nPraneeth Chakravarthula (Princeton University); Jipeng Sun (Princeton Uni
 versity, Northwestern University); Xiao Li, Chenyang Lei, Gene Chou, and M
 ario Bijelic (Princeton University); Johannes Froesch and Arka Majumdar (U
 niversity of Washington); and Felix Heide (Princeton University)\n--------
 -------------\nHand Pose Estimation with Mems-Ultrasonic Sensors\n\nHand t
 racking is an important aspect of human-computer interaction and has a wid
 e range of applications in extended reality devices. However, current hand
  motion capture methods suffer from various limitations. For instance, vis
 ual-based hand pose estimation is susceptible to self-occlusion and chan..
 .\n\n\nQiang Zhang, Yuanqiao Lin, Yubin Lin, and Szymon Rusinkiewicz (Prin
 ceton University)\n---------------------\nShapeSonic: Sonifying Fingertip 
 Interactions for Non-Visual Virtual Shape Perception\n\nFor sighted users,
  computer graphics and virtual reality allow them to model and perceive im
 aginary objects and worlds. However, these approaches are inaccessible to 
 blind and visually impaired (BVI) users, since they primarily rely on visu
 al feedback. To this end, we introduce ShapeSonic, a system ...\n\n\nJiali
 n Huang (George Mason University), Alexa Siu (Adobe Research), Rana Hanock
 a (University of Chicago), and Yotam Gingold (George Mason University)\n\n
 Registration Category: Full Access\n\nSession Chair: Jae-Ho Nah (Sangmyung
  University)
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