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
2023/1/29
"Japan's Kose develops projection mapping simulator for makeup" is published in NIKKEI Asia. This article is about the results of collaborative research with KOSÉ Corporation.
2023/1/19
"Dynamic depth-of-field projection mapping method based on a variable focus lens and visual feedback" is published on Optics Express.
2023/1/5
"MIXED REALITY MAKEUP" using the "COLOR MACHINE" is exhibited at CES 2023 in cooperation with KOSÉ Corporation.
2023/1/4
New page entitled "COLOR MACHINE: Makeup simulator based on dynamic projection mapping" is added.
2022/12/9
"E.S.P.: Extra-Sensory Puck in Air Hockey using the Projection-Based Illusion" is presented at SIGGRAPH ASIA 2022, Emerging Technologies. This work won the Emerging Technologies Best Demo Award.
2022/12/6
A new video entitled "E.S.P.: Extra-Sensory Puck in Air Hockey using the Projection-Based Illusion" is released on YouTube.
2022/12/6
Two undergraduates join.
2022/12/6
New page entitled "E.S.P.: Extra-Sensory Puck in Air Hockey using the Projection-Based Illusion" is added.
2022/9/28
Three master-course students, a research student, and an undergraduate join.
2022/9/22
A member finishes his undergraduate degrees.
2022/8/17
COLOR MACHINE, a makeup simulator based on dynamic projection mapping, is now available at Maison KOSÉ Ginza. It was developed based on joint research by KOSÉ Corporation and our laboratory.
2022/4/16
A researcher joins.
2022/4/1
Three master-course students and an undergraduate join.
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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