Glasses-Free 3D Display Using Front-Facing Camera and Head Tracking
"The clever folks over at the Engineering Human-Computer Interaction Research group have managed to combine a feed from the front-facing camera, with a bit of software wizardry, to track the position of a person's head in 3D in real-time."
http://www.tuaw.com/2011/04/11/ipad-2-gets-glasses-free-3d-display-using...
Submitted by NovySan on Mon, 04/11/2011 - 1:39pm
Recent blog posts
- iPad, Smartphone, Kinect, and Social Media Controlled Architectural Projection.
- SIGGRAPH reveals some Emerging Technologies highlights for Vancouver.
- OpenFrameworks Is an Open Source C++ Toolkit for Creative Coding.
- Glasses-Free 3D Display Using Front-Facing Camera and Head Tracking
- C++ Using OpenFrameworks, wxWidgets, and Processing Used in Tron:Legacy
- Augmented Reality – coming soon to a contact lens near you
- Augmented Reality and Public Art
- Film Uses Audience's Smart Phones To Solve Mystery
- George Lucas, James Cameron and Jeffrey Katzenberg to Do CinemaCon Panel Together.
- Junkyard Jumbotron Fuses Multiple Displays Into Single Device.
Search
Upcoming Events
-
Sunday, 15 September 2013 (All day)


Comments
It's Good
It proves that 3D is more important than stereo in mobile devices.