Media
With the rapid increase in volume and variety of user generated content on the web, the way that people seek and consume information and knowledge is changing.
Besides conducting research on multimedia technologies, we also design exciting new ways to experience and interact with content involving various media – from video games to smart glasses and sketch animation interfaces.
What We Do
Bring video games to life by creating state-of-the-art technology.
Design technologies that let humans interact with computers in novel ways.
Conduct research in multimedia computing, and study applications in areas such as music, social media, and security.
Sub Areas
- Computer Audition
- Computer Graphics
- Computational Geometry
- Computer Vision & Pattern Recognition
- Human-Computer Interaction
- Multimedia Analytics
- Multimedia Search & Recommendation
- Multimedia Security & Privacy
- Multimedia Signal Processing
- Multimedia Systems
- Natural Language Processing
- Social Media Analysis
- Sound & Music Computing
- Ubiquitous Computing
- Visualisation
Our Research Projects
2015-18: NExT++: Towards Web Intelligence and User Empowerment. Agency: NRF Singapore. Grant: S$12M.
2021-23: Learning & Reasoning on Knowledge Graph-Enhanced Info Retrieval. Agency: DSTA. Grant: S$750K
Acquiring High Quality Datasets for Dynamic Scene Reconstruction and Event Cameras in Motions
The project addresses limitations in reconstructing dynamic 3D scenes and static scenes from event cameras. It aims to acquire datasets for indoor scenes with moving objects and high-speed rendering, advancing neural scene representation in these scenarios through public release.
Our Research Groups
Avant Lab
We push the frontiers of wirelessly networked AIoT devices—from wearables to space computers—advancing their networking, sensing, and computing capabilities.
- Human-Computer Interaction, Ubiquitous Computing
Metaverse Foundry
The groups focus on content generation for games & XR simulations. We create and evaluate games & XR systems for multiple domains (entertainment, healthcare, architecture, etc.). In addition, we experiment with different methods for teaching entertainment media technologies. Our young undergraduate and graduates students won multiple research and innovation awards.
- Multimedia Systems
Web, Information Retrieval, Natural Language Processing Group (WING)
Min leads WING, a group of postgraduate and undergraduate researchers examining issues in digital libraries, information retrieval and natural language processing research. Find out more at http://wing.comp.nus.edu.sg.