Dynamic projection mapping onto deforming non-rigid surface

We realize dynamic projection mapping onto deforming non-rigid surface based on two original technologies. The first technology is a high-speed projector "DynaFlash" that can project 8-bit images up to 1,000 fps with 3 ms delay. The second technology is a high-speed non-rigid surface tracking at 1,000 fps. Since the projection and sensing are operated at a speed of 1,000 fps, a human cannot perceive any misalignment between the dynamically-deforming target and the projected images. Especially, focusing on new paradigms in the field of user interface and fashion, we have demonstrated dynamic projection mapping onto a deformed sheet of paper and T-shirt. Also we show that projection to multiple targets can be controlled flexibly by using our recognition technique.

[JorgeGamaliel]

Amazing!! Congratulations for this excellent work. I send you greetings at the speed of light.

[RazsterTW]

I see so much potential. Mind is going nuts thinking about it. Well designed.

[Prosbjerg]

Amazing work! Can't wait for a commercial version - this has much potential!

[MichaelGaidamaka]

Wow effect has been reached. Simply Amazing!

[jones]

Some applications come to mind:
Clothing/fashion: Step into a retail / at-home "fitting room" wearing a blank outfit. Preview in 3D available patterns and designs projected onto clothes. I imagine wedding dress fitters would love this. Their clients could preview dozens of different neck, waist and back lines in a few minutes, saving time and wear and tear on dress inventory.

Advertising: Dynamic ads on real/cloth banners, flags and curtains.

Glass-less AR gaming: Project faces, costumes and body damage on people in a play space.

Medical simulation / augmented surgery: Project MRI/x-rays (in stereo) on dummies/patients that adjust when they move.

[JonnyMoto]

so in the future, instead of phone poles they'll have T shirt projectors.
Hackers writing "kick me" on peoples backs.

[Vyseblues]

I would love to see this being used for AR gaming.

[unregisteredhypercam]

I'm shookt!! This is so cool... I love technology. Just seeing this makes me curious about what this world will look like in 30 years. That is, if we don't get nuked or global warming makes the temperature of the earth into an oven.

[manloonpun]

I can imagine this technology being used for future stage performance

[FabrizioBogado]

Congratulations people, you are awesome.
Fantastic projects!
Greeting from Uruguay.

[hitendram]

Can anybody see the future, this will change the world of projecting media.

[DrussNL]

Amazing, don't know if projecting stuff onto clothing is going to be the best application for this, but this is a great technology and many useful applications will undoubtedly surface.

[ajnode]

Incredible. This is some futuristic stuff - surely you'll end up rich from this!

[RincewindMage]

now muggles can read newspapers from hogwarts

[civicsrcool]

ever since seeing this paired with an Xbox I've been impatiently waiting for this to boom in the market

[angolin]

This is amazing. Fuck the NX, this should be #1 on trending.

[stcrussman]

This would be best marketed to stage productions I think. They could project anything on to any surface, and while it's moving.

[k.c.sealey]

Oh wow! I'm imagining a throbbing dance scene with the dancers wearing coordinating designs to create some crazy display. I'm sure there are more noble uses, but that'd be cool to see

[mikeparker]

I realise its a real basic use case (its not deforming) but can you make presentation screens use this so when people walk in front of it they don't get blinded

[jfriesne]

Hallelujah, the future of "kick me" sign technology has arrived!