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3D Object Surface Tracking Using Partial Shape Templates Trained from a Depth Camera for Spatial Augmented Reality Environments

Tsuboi, K., Oyamada, Y., Sugimoto, M. and Saito, H.

    We present a 3D object tracking method using a single depth camera for Spatial Augmented Reality (SAR). The drastic change of illumination in a SAR environment makes object tracking difficult. Our method uses a depth camera to train and track the 3D physical object. The training allows maker-less tracking of the moving object under illumination changes. The tracking is a combination of feature based matching and frame sequential matching of point clouds. Our method allows users to adapt 3D objects of their choice into a dynamic SAR environment.
Cite as: Tsuboi, K., Oyamada, Y., Sugimoto, M. and Saito, H. (2013). 3D Object Surface Tracking Using Partial Shape Templates Trained from a Depth Camera for Spatial Augmented Reality Environments. In Proc. User Interfaces 2013 (AUIC 2013) Melbourne, Australia. CRPIT, 139. Smith, R.T. and Wunsche, B.C. Eds., ACS. 125-126
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