Search for dissertations about: "scene understanding"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 54 swedish dissertations containing the words scene understanding.
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1. Multi-Modal Scene Understanding for Robotic Grasping
Abstract : Current robotics research is largely driven by the vision of creatingan intelligent being that can perform dangerous, difficult orunpopular tasks. These can for example be exploring the surface of planet mars or the bottomof the ocean, maintaining a furnace or assembling a car. READ MORE
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2. The geographies of knowledge in (making) artwork : The field, the art studio and the art scene
Abstract : This thesis is concerned with the professional knowledge processes that contemporary visual artists develop and use in their construction of art as well as of their careers. In contributing to the geographical literature on professional learning and artistic labour, the thesis explores the question of how self-employed artists generate, apply and communicate their knowledge and skills in the context of individual work projects. READ MORE
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3. On Fundamental Elements of Visual Navigation Systems
Abstract : Visual navigation is a ubiquitous yet complex task which is performed by many species for the purpose of survival. Although visual navigation is actively being studied within the robotics community, the determination of elemental constituents of a robust visual navigation system remains a challenge. READ MORE
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4. Setting the Marketing Scene: Reality Production in Everyday Marketing Work
Abstract : The aim of this thesis is to offer a contribution to the understanding of marketing work. In orthodox, mainstream marketing management literature, the work of marketing is commonly depicted as a fairly straightforward practice, technical in character, neutral in terms of social values and ideologies, operating within an objective and pre-given world. READ MORE
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5. Pushing borders : Cultural workers in the restructuring of post-industrial cities
Abstract : This research explores the agency and positioning of cultural workers in the restructuring of contemporary cities. This positioning is ambiguous. READ MORE