Pierluigi Taddei

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Hyperview in Vigevano

The 11th of September the L3 HyperView application I have developed with Alessandro Giusti will be shown in the exibit "Il Laboratorio di Leonardo - I codici, le macchine, i disegni "

HyperView is a Java application that allows one to display very large images using a texture tiles cache approach, very much similar to what happens in google maps.

For this event I added new functionality: the new version of the program allows to add media content to the image, such as MP3s and descriptive images at different levels. It will be deployed on big touchscreen monitors in order to improve the user interaction with the media.

If you need more information on the technology please contact me

 

L3 Hyperview

Alessandro Giusti and me developed the Java+OpenGL powered viewer technology behind L3 HyperView.  L3 HyperView is an userfriendly viewer for gigapixel-class images with smooth pan, zoom, rotation and innovative input interfaces.

Leonardo3 HyperView premiered on 12-20 May 2007 at Biblioteca Reale, Torino during the "Codex on flight" exposition, where very high resolution images were displayed on Full High-Definition HDTV screens.

Learn more at L3 homepage and the exposition page (includes photos, press release and video of national TV coverage by RAI3 TG3 Leonardo).

 


Contacts

 

Pierluigi Taddei

European Joint Research Centre
via Enrico Fermi, 2749
21027 Ispra

Italy

Email: pierluigi.taddei at gmail dot com

Phone: +39 3491566235

 

Who I Am

I am Pierluigi Taddei,

I work on 3D Reconstruction and Computer Vision since 2006, currently I am working as a Post Doc at the European Joint Research Centre (JRC) where I mainly deal with 3D reconstruction using laser scanners. I am also interested in other fields such as developing rich internet applications, computer graphic applications and geometric issues.

This site contains some articles related to my research and other activities I find useful to share. Unfortunately I am always running out of time, so this list will be eternally incomplete! Please contact me for any questions