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For most people, three dimensional (3-D) is just another example of “movie magic.” Yet for the researchers developing and refining the 3-D…

Challenges and Opportunities in Building Socially Intelligent Machines

Many intractable problems in multimedia analysis have been substantially aided by taking context into account, such as object recognition, image…

IEEE Technology Time Machine

IEEE's Technology Time Machine (TTM), a forward looking symposia on technology trends and emerging areas of technology, is set for 1-3 June 2011 in…

Activity Updates from the BISP Technical Committee

The BioImaging and Signal Processing Technical Committee (BISP TC) of the IEEE Signal Processing Society (IEEE-SPS) promotes activities within the broad technical areas of biomedical and biological signal and image processing.

Signal Processing Plays Prominent Role at 2011 International Consumer Electronics Show

Held in Las Vegas each January, the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is the world’s largest consumer technology trade show. This year’s…

Activity Report from the MLSP-TC

We would like to take this opportunity to share with you some recent news and work related to our MLSP-TC.

Multimedia Cloud Computing

Cloud computing is an emerging technology aimed at providing various computing and storage services over the Internet. However, Multimedia processing…

News from the SPCOM-TC

SPCOM TC covers research topics at the intersection of signal processing, communications, networking and information theory. With the explosive growth of data communication, our area is full of vitality, characterized by both the great progress that has been made and the number of research challenges that still remain.

SPS Extinct Technologies?

In the May issue of IEEE Signal Processing Magazine, the editorial article, by Dr. Ghassan AlRegib, raised a very interesting question.

Call for Participation: Summer School on "3D and High Definition/High Contrast Video Processing Systems"