• Authors of accepted papers will be invited to extend their papers for submission to the IJCV Special Issue on Mobile Vision (schedule coming out soon).
• Deadline is 03/10/2010, 11:30pm PST due to setting limitation from the submission website.
• Supplementary file is limited to be 10M and the sites are open now.
• If you have a late submission before 03/16/2010, you may email the workshop organizer, but please register your paper firstly.
• Program are ready, click here for the full program.

Cameras are ubiquitous due to the proliferation of mobile devices. Most of these cameras are embedded in networked mobile computing devices with ever increasing computational power, providing infrastructure to develop smart environments that support a wide range of new functionality. Emerging applications of computer vision have great potential for innovation in these areas. The focus of this workshop is on exploring the new opportunities and challenges of computer vision technologies in mobile and smart environments. The workshop provides a forum to researchers to identify critical problems and propose effective novel solutions in this emerging area.

Computer vision is essential for providing rich interactive experiences to users in mobile and smart environments. In particular, visual recognition, 3D modeling, tracking, human computer interaction, interactive vision and visualization, and multimodal integration are some of the key technologies for progress in the area. Submissions in all areas of computer vision and pattern recognition in mobile and smart environment are welcome. Key areas include, but are not limited to:

• Mobile mixed reality
• Mobile and internet vision
• Mobile video games
• Mobile perceptual interfaces
• Human action/activity analysis
• Multimodal vision system

• Mobile computational photography
• Mobile visual information retrieval and search
• Mobile visual computing for social networks
• Multiple-view analysis and 3D models
• Compoutational methods for multiple sensor fusion
• Interactive image/video parsing/annotation/analysis

• Human computer interaction
• Soft-biometrics in mobile and smart environments
• Emotion, gesture, expressiona analysis
• Audio-visual personal identification
• Other Mobile related application

In submitting a manuscript to this workshop, the authors acknowledge that no paper substantially similar in content has been submitted to another conference or workshop before or during the review period.  Submission and review process should follow the standard CVPR main conference submissions. Please follow the paper submission web site at https://cmt.research.microsoft.com/IWMV2010 to submit your manuscript. Each paper will be reviewed by at least three reviewers from the program committee.

• Kari Pulli (Nokia Research Center, Palo Alto)
• Hartmut Neven (Google Research)
• Blair MacIntyre (Geogia Institute of Technology)