Social and physical interactive paradigms for mixed-reality entertainment
Computers in Entertainment (CIE) - Theoretical and Practical Computer Applications in Entertainment
Toward cinematizing our daily lives
Multimedia Tools and Applications
AR interfacing with prototype 3D applications based on user-centered interactivity
Computer-Aided Design
A quality controllable multi-view object reconstruction method for 3D imaging systems
Journal of Visual Communication and Image Representation
A multi-regional computation scheme in an AR-assisted in situ CNC simulation environment
Computer-Aided Design
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We describe an augmented reality system for superimposing three-dimensional (3-D) live content onto two-dimensional fiducial markers in the scene. In each frame, the Euclidean transformation between the marker and the camera is estimated. The equivalent virtual view of the live model is then generated and rendered into the scene at interactive speeds. The 3-D structure of the model is calculated using a fast shape-from-silhouette algorithm based on the outputs of 15 cameras surrounding the subject. The novel view is generated by projecting rays through each pixel of the desired image and intersecting them with the 3-D structure. Pixel color is estimated by taking a weighted sum of the colors of the projections of this 3-D point in nearby real camera images. Using this system, we capture live human models and present them via the augmented reality interface at a remote location. We can generate 384×288 pixel images of the models at 25 fps, with a latency of