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David Goldsmith, award-winning author of Paid to THINK, presenting at SECR 2015
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Igor Kaloshin, Intel Software general director, presenting at SECR 2015
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Maxim Gaponov, Luxoft. Workshop: Collaborative product discovery
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Building C++ Boost, and Boosting C++ Builds

This talk will discuss Boost.Build, a mature open-source build system for C++ that was created as part of Boost C++ Libraries project and has became a good option for any modern C++ project. We’ll cover initial requirements and main unique features, such as compiler-independent build properties, automatic support for building multiple variants, and declarative build requirements that allow you to adjust to different compilers in a clean high-level way. We’ll discuss key algorithms for…

10 Votes: I’m interested!

A SLAM Research Framework for ROS

Nowadays a framework that provides a common set of components in order to speed up SLAM research is not publicly available. The paper introduces a framework that is under development and provides a set of components that simplify creation of methods based on 2D laser scan processing. The description of tinySLAM and GMapping implementations atop of the framework is provided in order to justify its usability.

Robot Operating System users interested in development of SLAM methods is a…

13 Votes: I’m interested!

Fast and accurate restoration of blurred image obtained by rotating the camera

The article deals with the blurred image restoration obtained by rotating camera. The computation error analysis is provided and its influence to the quality of restored image is considered. The designed and implemented algorithm of image restoration is described in this paper. The complexity of the algorithm is C*N. This algorithm slightly accumulating computational rounding error.