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Virtual Forms in Real Space

Submitted by bill on Wed, 2006-03-29 10:38. |

Simon Greenwold at MIT Media Lab developed a system that tracks virtual 3d objects in real space. A screen/camera combination is used to view an environment. A 3d mouse is used to create 3d blobs in that environment. The system remembers the locations of these blobs and combines them with the real elements of the environment. (link from BumbleStumble).

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