Latent Sense
We explore the possibilities to invoke a new sense of reality based on the advanced technology centering on visual sensing. The key is speed transcending the human capabilities. We believe the next reality is driven by the technological control of the unseen moment.
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Realistic Dynamic Projection Mapping
TransMaterial -
Dynamic Facial Projection Mapping
fluid identity -
Dynamic Projection Mapping
toward post reality -
High-speed Projector
8-bit projection at 1000fps -
Book Flipping Scanning
book digitization at 250 pages/min -
High-speed 3D Sensing
1000fps in real-time
News
2020/8/27
"Realistic Dynamic Projection Mapping Using Real-Time Ray Tracing" and "High-Speed Focal Tracking Projection Based on Liquid Lens" are presented at SIGGRAPH 2020.
2020/8/25
A new video entitled "High-Speed Focal Tracking Projection Based on Liquid Lens" is released on YouTube. Its detailed page is also added.
2020/8/21
A new video entitled "Realistic Dynamic Projection Mapping Using Real-Time Ray Tracing" is released on YouTube. Its detailed page is also added. This work will be presented at SIGGRAPH 2020 Emerging Technologies next week.
2020/7/9
"Projection mapping system to a widely dynamic sphere with circumferential markers" is presented in ICME2020. Its demonstration video "VarioLight 2: Dynamic Projection Mapping for Ball Sports" is uploaded to YouTube. This is collaboration research with Ishikawa Group Laboratory, The University of Tokyo．
2020/6/19
A new page entitled An extended depth-of-field projection method using a high-speed projector with a synchronized oscillating variable focus lens is added.
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Affiliation
Watanabe Laboratory,
School of Engineering,
Department of Information and Communications Engineering,
Tokyo Institute of Technology
Principal Investigator
hello.watanabe.lab@gmail.com
Address
4259-G2-31, Nagatsuta, Midori-ku,
Yokohama, Kanagawa 226-8502, Japan
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Room
G2 Bldg. 7F, Room 716
Phone
+81-45-924-5474