We present the first method for dynamic projection mapping on rectangular, deformable and
stretchable elastic materials using consumer-grade time of flight (ToF) depth cameras. We …

This study summarizes current trends and future directions in projection mapping
technologies. Projection mapping seamlessly merges the virtual and real worlds through …

Achieving practical full projector compensation requires the projection display to adapt
quickly to textured projection surfaces and unexpected movements without interrupting the …

Dynamic projection mapping (DPM) is becoming increasingly popular, enabling viewers to
visualize information on moving and deformable surfaces. Examples include large data …

Prior works on multi-projector displays have focused primarily on static rigid objects, some
focusing on dynamic rigid objects. However, works on projection based displays on …

Full projector compensation is a practical task of projector-camera systems. It aims to find a
projector input image, named compensation image, such that when projected it cancels the …

We present a method for dynamic projection mapping on deformable, stretchable and elastic
materials (eg cloth) using a time of flight (ToF) depth camera (eg Azure Kinect or Pico-Flexx) …

Projection mapping has been used for various purposes in everyday situations. A key step in
projection mapping is to project images and videos without distortion through calibration …

In a spatially augmented reality system, multiple projectors are tiled on a complex shaped
surface to create a seamless display on it. This has several applications in visualization …

This paper presents a novel method to accurately detect moving objects from a video
sequence captured using a nonstationary camera. Although common methods provide …