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Description: <p style="text-align: justify;">Zhiqiang zheng was born in china. He entered the Department of Bioengineering, College of Chemical Engineering, Hebei University in 2011 and received his bachelor of Engineering degree in June 2015. In September 2015, he entered the School of Engineering, University of Nottingham, UK for his master's degree in Biomaterials. In September 2017, he was successfully admitted to the School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering of Beijing Institute of Technology, majoring in mechanical Engineering for doctoral degree. Under the tutelage of Toshio Fukuda, a foreign academician of The Chinese Academy of Sciences, he was engaged in the research work in the interdisciplinary field of micro-nano robot and biomedical engineering.</p>

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The Perceiving Systems Department is a leading Computer Vision group in Germany.

We are part of the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems in Tübingen — the heart of Cyber Valley.

We use Machine Learning to train computers to recover human behavior in fine detail, including face and hand movement. We also recover the 3D structure of the world, its motion, and the objects in it to understand how humans interact with 3D scenes.

By capturing human motion, and modeling behavior, we contibute realistic avatars to Computer Graphics.

To have an impact beyond academia we develop applications in medicine and psychology, spin off companies, and license technology. We make most of our code and data available to the research community.