论文信息 - Real-Time Virtual Videophone for Low-bandwidth Wireless Networks

Real-Time Virtual Videophone for Low-bandwidth Wireless Networks

In this paper, we provide an evaluation for our proposed real-time virtual videophone using talking heads over low-bandwidth wireless networks, in which a person's face is substituted with a talking head to save bandwidth. Results show large enough gains in communication bandwidth to make the architecture feasible.

Yang Xiao | Max H. Garzon | Michael Nolen

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