We present a novel multi-planar display system based on an uncalibrated projector-camera pair. Our system exploits the juxtaposition of planar surfaces in a room to create ad-hoc visualization and display capabilities. In an office setting, for example, a desk pushed against a wall provides two perpendicular surfaces that can simultaneously display elevation and plan views of an architectural model. In contrast to previous room-level projector-camera systems, our method is based on a flexible calibration procedure that requires a minimum amount of information for the geometry of the multi-planar surface scenario. A number of display configurations can be created on any available planar surfaces using a single commodity projector and camera. The key to our calibration approach is an efficient technique for simultaneously localizing multiple planes and a robust planar metric rectification method, which can tolerate a restricted camera field-of-view and requires no special calibration objects. We demonstrate the robustness of our calibration method using real and synthetic images and present several applications of our display system.
A flexible projector-camera system for multi-planar displays
2004-01-01
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A Flexible Projector-Camera System for Multi-Planar Displays
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