Dynamic projection mapping onto a deformable object with occlusion based on high-speed tracking of dot marker array
PubDate: November 2015
Teams: The University of Tokyo
Writers: Gaku Narita；Yoshihiro Watanabe；Masatoshi Ishikawa
Abstract
In recent years, projection mapping has attracted much attention in a variety of fields. Generally, however, the objects in projection mapping are limited to rigid and static or quasistatic objects. Dynamic projection mapping onto a deformable object could remarkably expand the possibilities. In order to achieve such a projection mapping, it is necessary to recognize the deformation of the object even when it is occluded. However, it is still a challenging problem to achieve this task in real-time with low latency. In this paper, we propose an efficient, high-speed tracking method utilizing high-frame-rate imaging. Our method is able to track an array of dot markers arranged on a deformable object even when there is external occlusion caused by the user interaction and self-occlusion caused by the deformation of the object itself. Additionally, our method can be applied to a stretchable object. Dynamic projection mapping with our method showed robust and consistent display onto a sheet of paper and cloth with a tracking performance of about 0.2 ms per frame, with the result that the projected pattern appeared to be printed on the deformable object.
