Thanks a lot for helping us making CVGPU a successful workshop. We hope to see you next time to new discuss and exciting advancements in particular topic of computer vision.

Recent needs for high performance computer vision techniques led to using GPUs as a powerful processing platform for various computer vision algorithms. This development was driven by the ability of many computer vision algorithms to use standard computer graphics techniques to their benefit, the high performance gains of GPUs in recent years and their increasing ability with to support general purpose computing. These trends gain more and more speed and the workshop brings computer vision researchers together that want to participate in this exciting development of fast computer vision algorithms.

In the last years we have already seen enormous progress in this area that led for example to real-time stereo techniques but there are still many challenges left for a variety of other problem classes. The workshop invites contributions that tackle problems of computer vision employing the unique capabilities of GPUs to improve the performance or propose new methods targeted to GPUs. We explicitly invite submission in the emerging area of mobile GPU computing.

The submission website is now open. You can access the cmt service here.

We are happy to announce that this year Timo Stich from Nvidia will give a tutorial at the workshop. More information can be found on the tutorial page here.

• Jan-Michael Frahm - UNC Chapel Hill, USA
• Marc Pollefeys - ETH Zurich, Switzerland
• Horst Bischof - TU Graz, Austria

Paper submission due: June 15, 2010

Notification of acceptance: July 12, 2010

Camera-ready due: July 14, 2010

Workshop date: September 11, 2010