Eulerian video magnification: a review
<p>Many important subtle changes in the environment are invisible to the naked human eyes. These subtle changes occur because of colour variations, such as blood flow in a human face that leads to face colour change, or motion variations, such as vena movement under human skin and vibration of buildings. The human eye requires optical microscopes
Haider Ismael Shahadi +3 more
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Contactless Camera-Based Heart Rate and Respiratory Rate Monitoring Using AI on Hardware [PDF]
Detecting vital signs by using a contactless camera-based approach can provide several advantages over traditional clinical methods, such as lower financial costs, reduced visit times, increased comfort, and enhanced safety for healthcare professionals ...
Dimitrios Kolosov +3 more
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Combining Video Magnification with Machine Learning-Based Source Identification for Contactless Heart Rate Monitoring [PDF]
Conventional contact-based monitoring of heart rate (HR) presents challenges such as patient discomfort, skin irritation, and poor long-term adherence, motivating the development of contactless, video-based sensing systems.
Tiago de Avelar +2 more
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Video-Based Respiratory Rate Estimation for Infants in the NICU [PDF]
Objective: Non-contact respiratory rate estimation (RR) is highly desirable for infants because of their sensitive skin. We propose a novel RGB video-based RR estimation method for infants in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) that can accurately ...
Soodeh Ahani +4 more
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Application of infrared thermography coupled with Eulerian Video Magnification to monitor vital signs in wild seals, from sandy beaches to icy shores [PDF]
Background Metabolic rate is a critical indicator of animal health, with respiration and heart rate used as common proxies for energetic expenditure. Infrared thermography (IRT) was previously paired with Eulerian video magnification (EVM) to capture ...
Caroline L. Rzucidlo +6 more
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Camera-based heart rate estimation for hospitalized newborns in the presence of motion artifacts [PDF]
Background Heart rate (HR) is an important vital sign for evaluating the physiological condition of a newborn infant. Recently, for measuring HR, novel RGB camera-based non-contact techniques have demonstrated their specific superiority compared with ...
Qiong Chen +6 more
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Visualization of small vibrations inside an MRI scanner using video motion amplification. [PDF]
Abstract Background Diffusion‐weighted magnetic resonance imaging (DW‐MRI) acquisition requires the application of strong magnetic field gradients, which can induce mechanical vibrations in tissues or phantoms, potentially leading to signal loss or degradation.
Seo Y, Wang ZJ.
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Seconds Matter: Rapid Non-Contact Monitoring of Heart and Respiratory Rate from Face Videos [PDF]
Accurate, non-contact vital-sign monitoring promises a scalable alternative to conventional sensors, yet low signal quality and long recording times have limited real-life adoption. We present a dual-modality system that combines Eulerian video magnified
Taha Khan +3 more
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Inexperienced Evaluator Identification of Hand Ischemia Via Video Processed with Pigment-Enhancing Technology [PDF]
Purpose: Eulerian video magnification (EVM)+waveform is a novel video processing software that enhances visualization of tissue perfusion and has been shown to improve hand surgeon identification of ischemia via video alone.
Max Horowitz, BS +5 more
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Full-Field Dynamic Parameters and Tension Identification of Stayed Cables Using a Novel Holographic Vision-Based Method [PDF]
Due to the slender geometry and low-amplitude vibrations of stayed cables, existing vision-based methods often fail to accurately identify their full-field dynamic parameters, especially the higher-order modes.
Shuai Shao +5 more
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