A Microgripper Based on Electrothermal Al–SiO2 Bimorphs

Research on Electrothermally Driven Al-SiO₂ Bimorph Microgripper Academic Background Microgrippers play a crucial role in assembly and manipulation at the micro and nano scales, with wide applications in microelectronics, MEMS (Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems), and biomedical engineering. To ensure the safe handling of delicate materials and micro...

Improving 3D Finger Traits Recognition via Generalizable Neural Rendering

Summary of FingerNeRF-Based 3D Finger Biometrics Research Report Background and Research Significance With the advancement of biometric technologies, three-dimensional (3D) biometrics have become a promising research direction due to their higher accuracy, robust anti-spoofing capabilities, and resistance to variations in capture angles. Among thes...

A Memory-Assisted Knowledge Transferring Framework with Curriculum Anticipation for Weakly Supervised Online Activity Detection

Research Background and Significance In recent years, weakly supervised online activity detection (WS-OAD), as an important topic in high-level video understanding, has garnered widespread attention. Its primary goal is to detect ongoing activities frame-by-frame in streaming videos using only inexpensive video-level annotations. This task holds si...

Dynamic Attention Vision-Language Transformer Network for Person Re-Identification

Dynamic Attention Vision-Language Transformer Network for Person Re-Identification Research Report In recent years, multimodal person re-identification (ReID) has gained increasing attention in the field of computer vision. Person ReID aims to identify specific individuals across different camera views, serving as a critical technology in security ...

Day2Dark: Pseudo-Supervised Activity Recognition Beyond Silent Daylight

Research Highlights: Low-Light Activity Recognition Based on Pseudo-Supervision and Adaptive Audio-Visual Fusion Academic Context This paper investigates the challenges of recognizing activities under low-light conditions. While existing activity recognition technologies perform well in well-lit environments, they often fail when dealing with low-l...