Augmented reality in the Lagadic INRIA team


Contact : Eric Marchand
Creation date : August, 4 2004
Last modification : August, 4 2004                    


In the Lagadic team, we are interested in the real-time 3D localisation and tracking. One of the possible application of these algorithms is Augmented Reality.

Overview

We consider the problem of real-time augmented reality. We do not restrict ourself to a particular display technology and we restrict the problem to the use of a unique vision sensor: a camera. Now that little cameras such as webcams are available at low cost for any personal computer, a vision-based augmented reality system is an attractive interface for various applications such as video games, architecture, interior design, etc. We therefore focus on the registration techniques that allow alignment of real and virtual worlds using images acquired in real-time by a moving camera. In such systems AR is mainly a pose (or viewpoint) computation issue. We mainly address the pose computation problem as a virtual visual servoing problem.

Related pages

Videos

Videos of the tracking results are availble here

Softwares

We currently propose two softwares:

These softwares have been implemented at IRISA-INRIA Rennes within the Lagadic research team.

These softwares are licenced to a french company: Total Immersion.
They are part of their D'Fusion (tm) software.

References

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