Optical Marionette: Graphical Manipulation of Human's Walking Direction
summary
Describe a system that uses an HMD fed by a stereo camera to subtly steer a person’s walking direction by altering the visual input they just saw. It implements two image-processing techniques—moving stripe patterns and a shifting focal region—to provide real-time visual feedback; experiments found the changing focal region shifted walkers’ paths by about 200 mm per meter on average.
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- 0:00Start
- 1:04Introduction Motivation
- 2:16Implementation Hardware
- 2:40Implementation Flow
- 4:57Experiment Experimental Design
- 6:23Experiment Procedure
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