This is a selection of images about research topics of the SFB-TRR 161.

Do people understand visualizations and the information behind? We are working on new eye tracking methods to provide a possibility to find it out. (Photo: University of Stuttgart / SFB-TRR 161)
How do we perceive virtual environments (e.g. a flight simulators)? Using EEG, our scientits analyze brain activities to answer this question. (Photo: Max Planck Institue for Biological Cybernetics / SFB-TRR 161)
New interaction methods can improve the understanding of visual information. How could they look like? (Photo: University of Stuttgart / VISUS)
How do we perceive virtual characters? EEG measurements make brain activities visible and may answer questions like that. (Photo: University of Stuttgart / SFB-TRR 161)
Wie müssen virtuelle Helden oder Schurken aussehen? Forscher der Universität Stuttgart haben die Software FaceMaker entwickelt, mit der die Benutzer selbst virtuelle Gesichter entwerfen und anschließend angeben, wie sie diese wahrnehmen. (Foto: Universität Stuttgart / VIS / SFB-TRR 161)
How can we analyse visualizations with Mixed Reality solutions? (Photo: University of Stuttgart / VISUS / SFB-TRR 161)
How can we interact with large display images? (Photo: University of Stuttgart / VISUS / SFB-TRR 161)
Optical Flow (Photo: University of Stuttgart / VIS / SFB-TRR 161)
Optical Flow (Photo: University of Stuttgart / VIS / SFB-TRR 161)
Stereo Reconstruction (Photo: University of Stuttgart / VIS / SFB-TRR 161)
User Studies with EEG (Photo: University of Stuttgart / VIS / SFB-TRR 161)
User Studies with EEG (Photo: University of Stuttgart / VIS / SFB-TRR 161)
Performance Messurements (Photo: University of Stuttgart / VISUS / SFB-TRR 161)
Performance Measurements (Photo: University of Stuttgart / VISUS / SFB-TRR 161)
Peformance Measurements (Photo: University of Stuttgart / VISUS / SFB-TRR 161)
Performance Measurements (Photo: University of Stuttgart / VISUS / SFB-TRR 161)
Computational Photography (Photo: University of Stuttgart / VISUS / SFB-TRR 161)
Computational Photography (Photo: University of Stuttgart / VISUS / SFB-TRR 161)
Computational Photography (Photo: University of Stuttgart / VISUS / SFB-TRR 161)
Computational Photography (Photo: University of Stuttgart / VISUS / SFB-TRR 161)
Eye Tracking (Photo: University of Stuttgart / VISUS / SFB-TRR 161)
Can eye tracking be used for the development of software? (Photo: University of Stuttgart / VISUS / SFB-TRR161)
Pair programming: Can we use eye tracking to find out if the developers are talking about the same code snippet? (Photo: University of Stuttgart / VISUS / SFB-TRR 161)
Visual Analytics for Linguistics (Photo: University of Konstanz / SFB-TRR 161)
How can we analyze big data? (Photo: University of Konstanz / SFB-TRR 161)
How can we analyze big data? (Photo: University of Konstanz / SFB-TRR 161)
Graph visualization (Photo: University of Konstanz / SFB-TRR 161)
Do we understand the information behind visualizations? (Photo: University of Konstanz / SFB-TRR161)
Do we understand the information behind a visualization? (Photo: University of Konstanz / SFB-TRR 161)
Do we understand the information behind visualizations? (Photo: University of Konstanz / SFB-TRR161)
The development of new algorithms starts with new concepts and methods. (Photo: University of Konstanz / SFB-TRR 161)
How can we get information out of the camera images done by a drone? (Photo: University of Konstanz / SFB-TRR 161)
New visualization methods for huge data sets. (Photo: University of Stuttgart / SFB-TRR 161)

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