Visual Geometry

Visual Geometry is a field in computer vision that focuses on understanding the spatial relationships and structures within images. It involves analyzing how objects and their features relate to each other in space—such as positions, angles, and shapes—to interpret and reconstruct scenes. This understanding helps machines identify, locate, and analyze objects, enabling applications like 3D modeling, image recognition, and navigation. Essentially, Visual Geometry provides the mathematical and conceptual tools needed for computers to make sense of visual information in a way similar to human perception.