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Depth perception, or 3D perception, can add a lot to the feeling of immersiveness in many applications such as 3D TV, 3D teleconferencing, etc. Stereopsis and motion parallax are two of the most important cues for depth perception. Most of the 3D displays today rely on stereopsis to create 3D perception. This paper proposes to improve user's depth perception by tracking their motions and creating motion parallax for the rendered image, which can be done even with legacy displays. Two enabling technologies, face tracking and foreground/background segmentation, are discussed in detail. In particular, the paper proposes an efficient and robust feature based face tracking algorithm that is capable of estimating the face's location and scale accurately.
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| Format: | Size: | 526 KB | |
| Date: | Jun 2009 | ||
| Pages: | 6 |
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