location-aware projection with robust 3-d viewing point detection and fast image deformation
This paper describes a novel approach to the construction of a projector-based augmented reality environment. The approach is based on capturing the dynamic changes of surfaces and projecting the images within a large real environment using a system that includes a laser range finder and a projector, whose optical axes are integrated by mirrors. The proposed method offers two distinct advances: (1) robust 3-D viewing point detection from consecutive range images, and (2) fast view-driven image generation and presentation with view frustum clipping to measured surfaces. A prototype system is shown to confirm the feasibility of the method; it generates view-driven images to suit the user's viewing position that are then projected within dynamic real environment, in real-time.
image deformation projector-based augmented reality perceptual user detection ubiquitous