Unspoken Challenges in AR and XR
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Ramesh Raskar at AWE 2018. Lets go beyond our obession with HMDs and consider multi modal multiformat augmentation.
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Unspoken Challenges in AR and XR
- 1. Raskar | MIT Media Lab Ramesh Raskar Assoc. Prof MIT Media Lab Unspoken Challenges in AR/VR:
- 2. Raskar | MIT Media Lab Multi-ModeMulti-Format
- 3. Raskar | MIT Media Lab Multi-ModeMulti-Format
- 4. Raskar | MIT Media Lab © Andrei State Augmented Human: Beyond X-ray vision
- 5. Raskar | MIT Media Lab Augmented Reality (AR) World Input Process Output World Sense beyond human ability Abstract Present within human ability
- 6. Raskar | MIT Media Lab Augmented Reality (AR) World Input Process Output World Camera, Location Sensors Identify, Track, Abstract Display, Overlay Interaction Resolution, FoV, FPS, Optics Bounds of Physics + Perception
- 7. Raskar | MIT Media Lab Multi-ModeMulti-Format
- 8. Raskar | MIT Media Lab Multi-ModeMulti-Format IoT Perception Ergo, Hygiene Ethics Gestural Language
- 9. Raskar | MIT Media Lab Challenges in AR World Input Process Output World Camera, Location Sensors Identify, Track, Abstract Display, 3D Overlay Interaction MultiModal MultiFormat IoT Training DataSets Perception Ergo, Hygiene Ethics Gestural Language EyeGlasses Laziness Authoring IoT
- 10. Raskar | MIT Media Lab World Input Process Output World Camera, Location Sensors Identify, Track, Abstract Display, 3D Overlay Interaction MultiFormat IoT Training DataSets Ergo, Hygiene Ethics Gestural Language EyeGlasses Laziness Authoring IoT Challenges in AR MultiModal Perception
- 11. Raskar | MIT Media Lab South Park - Jurassic Park
- 12. Raskar | MIT Media Lab Photoreal Functional Realism NonPhotoRealistic Camera, Siggraph 2004 http://Raskar.info/NprCamera
- 13. Raskar | MIT Media Lab Realism Functional Photoreal Physical Non-visual Ferwerda 2003
- 14. Raskar | MIT Media Lab Realism Functional Photoreal Physical Non-visual Archaic neurosc + perception Few open datasets
- 15. Raskar | MIT Media Lab Head-mounted Display Projectors © Andrei State Multi-Mode Augmented Reality
- 16. Raskar | MIT Media Lab VienViewer Near-IR camera locates subcutaneous veins Project ‘veins’ onto skin. Coaxial IR camera + Projector
- 17. Raskar | MIT Media Lab hand-held display spatial see-through display head- mounted display retinal display Head-attached Body-attached spatial projector Spatial Augmented Reality 1998 Multi-Mode AR Real Object
- 18. Raskar | MIT Media Lab Virtual Reflectance Virtual Illumination InteractionVirtual Motion ShaderLamps 1997 - 2000
- 19. Raskar | MIT Media Lab Virtual Reflectance Virtual Illumination Lamps for Colorfully Shading the World 1997 - 2000
- 20. Raskar | MIT Media Lab Shader Lamps on a Saturn
- 21. Raskar | MIT Media Lab Guerilla Marketing FHM Magazine
- 22. Raskar | MIT Media Lab Augmented Reality (AR) World Input Process Output World Camera, Location Sensors Identify, Track, Abstract Display, 3D Overlay Interaction MultiModal MultiFormat IoT Training DataSets Perception Ergo, Hygiene Ethics Gestural Language EyeGlasses Laziness Authoring IoT
- 26. Raskar | MIT Media Lab “People are lazy” Rob Lindeman, Benjamin Lok, Bill Baxter Cognitive or Physical Exertion Fatigue = Reduced Usage
- 27. Raskar | MIT Media Lab Gesture Lexicon Phone AR: No gesture No Controllers Natural Objects Open Data Sets
- 28. Raskar | MIT Media Lab Augmented Reality (AR) World Input Process Output World Camera, Location Sensors Identify, Track, Abstract Display, 3D Overlay Interaction MultiModal MultiFormat IoT Training DataSets Perception Ergo, Hygiene Ethics Gestural Language EyeGlasses Laziness Authoring IoT
- 29. Phoropter
- 30. Pamplona, Mohan, Oliveira, Raskar ‘NETRA’ Eyeglasses Prescription on Headset
- 31. Raskar | MIT Media Lab Mk Haley Disney Imagineering “My peers working with VR get frustrated with women "ruining" the gear because of mascara, foundation, or moisturizer on their face. Or women being "difficult" if they have ponytails or other hairstyles..
- 32. Raskar | MIT Media Lab ‘Glassholes’ Ethics Info Asymmetry Visual filter bubbles ‘Turn off sensors’ Eye tracking
- 33. Raskar | MIT Media Lab Multi-ModeMulti-Format IoT Perception Ergo, Hygiene Ethics Gestural Language
- 34. Raskar | MIT Media Lab Poor Man’s Palace
- 35. Raskar | MIT Media Lab Poor Man’s Palace Augment the world, projectors and proxy geometry, controlling light every millimeter at every millisecond.
- 36. Fake World
- 37. Raskar | MIT Media Lab Acknowledgements • MERL • Amit Agrawal, Ashok Veeraraghavan, Ankit Mohan, Jack Tumblin, Jeroen van Baar, Paul Beardsley, Remo Ziegler, Thomas Willwacher, Srinivas Rao, Cliff Forlines, Paul Dietz, Joe Marks, Darren Leigh • Office of the Future grp UNC Chapel Hill • Greg Welch, Kok-lim Low, Deepak B’padhyay, Aditi Majumder, Michael Brown, Ruigang Yang • Henry Fuchs, Herman Towles • Wei-chao Chen • Camera Culture Group, MIT Media Lab • John Werner • Marco Jacobs • Mark Billinghurst, U S Australia • Sameer Rawal, DISQ, India • Tim Smith, Sevaleader • Alvaro Cassinelli, U of Tokyo • Benjamin Lok, U of Florida • Bill Baxter • Rob Lindenman, • Brett Jones • Mk Haley, Disney
- 38. Raskar | MIT Media Lab Challenges in AR World Input Process Output World Camera, Location Sensors Identify, Track, Abstract Display, 3D Overlay Interaction MultiModal MultiFormat IoT Training DataSets Perception Ergo, Hygiene Ethics Gestural Language EyeGlasses Laziness Authoring IoT Free Book: raskar.info/book Slideshare.net/cameraculture