Touch Vision Interface: A magical ar interaction scheme

"The output of the perceptual system must be greater than the input so that it can hit the dessert of the user experience and make the user feel surprised and happy." August de los Reyes said.

We have seen a lot of http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/18752.html "> Augmented Reality (Augmented reality,ar) cases, but this teehan+lax The demo video brought by the lab is definitely a boutique of AR. Its name is Touch Vision Interface, an interactive product in the prototype phase, which presents an elegant and agile control.

In this demo video, the developer uses a Nexus S to control other devices: first with the camera on a large screen (can be a projection screen, monitor, notebook, or even LED lattice), and then on the phone screen to target the operation. At this point, the large screen being aligned can present operational feedback.

If a mobile camera is targeted at multiple large screens, such as a desktop monitor plus a notebook, can touch Vision Interface be accurately identified? Sure, look at the video. 44 seconds, a continuous gesture can traverse the MacBook Pro and IMac.

Control the object with a small screen

Touch Vision Interface can also be used to control objects, such as the use of multiple mobile phones to form a band. With a camera pointing at a curve and then sliding on the screen, you can easily control the tone of the mixer's tone.

Business value

"How did they do it?" "The technology behind this is quite complex and the development team has not yet released details." Now touch Vision Interface has shown a high commercial value, the most easy to think of is outdoor advertising. Use the display of skyscrapers to make interactive ads so that every mobile phone user who is near it can draw the pattern they want.

or an interactive conferencing system, where the speaker is not standing alone on the stage, but is standing in the middle of the audience and taking out his cell phone to give a speech, occasionally drawing a chart on the big screen. Oh, a magical AR interaction.

Source: Ifan