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buffa@unice.fr



Who am I? What is my work...
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My hobbies
My courses

You want to see me live? Check this funny anim and also this new one!

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Who am I?


I'm Michel Buffa, I teach Computer Engineering at the University of Nice Sophia-Antipolis. Maybe you want to look at a world map to locate Nice ?

I conduct my research work on Multimedia Mathematics and Distance Learning now. Previously I used to work on Underwater Virtual Reality , at Sophia-Antipolis near Nice in the southeast of France, with Professor Peter Sander.

An interesting link for the french teachers is the CNU ftp server.

In 1994, I was a visiting scientist at the Robotic Institute of the Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh . I studied there the navigation of cross country mobile robots using weakly calibrated stereovision. I was involved in the The Navlab project.

Here is a picture of the robot I worked with. The lab maintains a very interesting page with links to a lot of computer vision related stuff all over the world. See the CMU Computer Vision home page. Check also the Robotics mosaic page.

Here are my publications.

PS: I also worked a lot during my Phd thesis with the Delaunay Triangulations. Check my demos on your X11 display!

My coordinates

Hobbies


Don't forget to check my videogames WWW pages!

Here we go! Here are my hobbies!

My courses

Teaching computer techniques, University of Nice related stuff

University of Nice/Teaching-related stuff

Research centers I have worked with

INRIA

CMU/Pittsburgh

Pure fun!



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