Fondation
Daniel
Langlois
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Theme: Vision informatique
14 documents in the collection
Group exhibition catalogue
Super vision : Institute of Contemporary Art / Boston. – Edited by Nicholas Baume. – Cambridge : MIT Press, 2006. – 195 p. – Catalogue of the exhibition «Super vision» held at the Institute of contemporary art in Boston, from September 17 to December 31, 2006.
Text in periodical
Manovich, Lev. – «Pour une poétique de l'espace augmenté». – Parachute. – N° 113 (janv./fév./mars 2004). – P. 34-57.
Book
Siegwart, Roland ; Nourbakhsh, Illah R. – Introduction to autonomous mobile robots. – Cambridge : Bradford Books, 2004. – 321 p. – (Intelligent robotics and autonomous agents).
Book
Brooks, Rodney A. – Flesh and machines : how robots will change us. – New York : Pantheon books, 2002. – 260 p.
Periodical issue
Revue d'esthétique. – N° 41 (2002). – Paris : Jean-Michel Place, 2002. – N. p. – Issue title : «Les images trafiquées».
Book
The visible woman : imaging technologies, gender, and science. – Edited by Paula Treichler, Lisa Cartwright and Constance Penley. – New York : New York University Press, 1998. – 400 p.
Book
Android epistemology. – Edited by Kenneth M. Ford, Clark Glymour and Patrick J. Hayes. – Cambridge : MIT Press ; Menlo Park : American Association for Artificial Intelligence, 1995. – 316 p.
Book
Course notes : 3 : computer vision for computer graphics. – New York : [ACM SIGGRAPH], 1994. – N. p.
Book
Kurzweil, Raymond. – The age of intelligent machines. – Cambridge : MIT Press, 1992. – 565 p. – Originally published in 1990.
Book
Minsky, Marvin ; Papert, Seymour A. – Perceptrons : an introduction to computational geometry. – Expanded edition. – Cambridge : MIT Press, 1988. – 292 p. – Originally published in 1969.
Book
Minsky, Marvin ; Papert, Seymour. – Perceptrons : an introduction to computational geometry. – Second printing with corrections by the authors. – Cambridge : MIT Press, 1972. – 258 p.
4 audiovisual documents
2 pages in this Web Site
David Rokeby, Common sense gathering and discursive structure for The Giver of Names project The Giver of Names explores complex phenomena in the linguistic systems of both man and machine.
Bill Seaman and Ingrid Verbauwhede, Poly-sensing Environment The Poly-Sensing Environment is a virtual imaging environmental project.
1 event
Group exhibition
Night Vision, Illinois State University Galleries, Normal, Ill., United States, February 26-April 3, 2002. – Circulating exhibition. {{www.firstpulseprojects.net}}