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2010-04-29
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awesome demo! soooo hope something comes from this! 
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2010-04-29
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Good work jfk 
Have you had any ideas of creating a head tracking library or package that others could easily import into their projects that would enable them to make use of these algorithms? That would be pretty cool
Have you had any ideas of creating a head tracking library or package that others could easily import into their projects that would enable them to make use of these algorithms? That would be pretty cool
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2010-04-29
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Great work jfk,
Thanks for the link to the use of this effect in the DSi game - that really shows the potential.
And thinking more about it - the DSi one shows how the accelerometer could be used to great effect instead of head tracking.
Last edited by KapCaveman; 2010-04-29 at 19:00. Reason: second thoughts
Thanks for the link to the use of this effect in the DSi game - that really shows the potential.
And thinking more about it - the DSi one shows how the accelerometer could be used to great effect instead of head tracking.
Last edited by KapCaveman; 2010-04-29 at 19:00. Reason: second thoughts
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2010-04-29
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Originally Posted by kojacker
I agree, that would be pretty cool. But, I haven't really considered that yet. I'm not sure yet if I can or want to publish my implementation as Open Source. A closed source library wouldn't make any sense to me.
Good work jfk
Have you had any ideas of creating a head tracking library or package that others could easily import into their projects that would enable them to make use of these algorithms? That would be pretty cool
Originally Posted by KapCaveman
Actually, the DSi game does the same thing I do. The DSi doesn't have an accelerometer.
Great work jfk,
Thanks for the link to the use of this effect in the DSi game - that really shows the potential.
And thinking more about it - the DSi one shows how the accelerometer could be used to great effect instead of head tracking.
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Finally something useful for the N900's front camera:
My face tracking game
And a little 3d display demo
Finally something useful for the N900's front camera:
My face tracking game
And a little 3d display demo
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2010-04-30
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I always though Johnny's work on this was incredible.. and am constantly amazed that after 3 years nothing has been done with the technology... Yet stupid 3D TVs are coming out (that aren't even 3 dimensional).
Very nice work, I hope to see some fun games (and even practical applications) come from this. It's just a shame it can't be as accurate as JCLs project is due to hardware.
On that note, how well can a camera track IR light seperate of other light sources? Could, with a non-out-of-the-box solution with some IR lights be more accurate than a simple light source?
Very nice work, I hope to see some fun games (and even practical applications) come from this. It's just a shame it can't be as accurate as JCLs project is due to hardware.
On that note, how well can a camera track IR light seperate of other light sources? Could, with a non-out-of-the-box solution with some IR lights be more accurate than a simple light source?
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2010-04-30
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I would die for seeing 3d renders of body tomography or nmr this way Why don't you experiment with the data available on the net? It could be a great instrument for studying anatomy...
Why don't you experiment with the data available on the net? It could be a great instrument for studying anatomy...
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