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Saturday, October 02, 2004
MXR Lab_research_3dLive
More great Augmented Reality video. Check out the video labeled CSCW3DLive on the page linked below. It's large, but worth it. Especially interesting, I think, is the live interaction between two remote people where a 3D view of the remote person is provided in real time, allowing you to move around and have the scene change accordingly.
Much like the Redundant Array of Inexpensive Projectors I mentioned previously, a Redundant Array of Inexpensive Cameras placed all around a conference room might allow a more intuitive interaction between remote conferencers as this technology matures.
MXR Lab_research_3dLive
- posted @ 3:07 PM
