Implementation of augmented reality and object tracking using multiple camera

김학희

Journal of The Korea Society of Computer and Information

Abbr : JKSCI
2011, 16(6), pp.89-98
Publisher : The Korean Society Of Computer And Information
Research Area : Computer Science

김학희 ¹

¹ 한국기술교육대학교

ABSTRACT

When examining current process of object tracking and search, objects were tracked by extracting them from image that was inputted through fixed single camera and objects were recognized through Zoom function to know detailed information on objects tracked. This study proposed system that expresses information on area that can seek and recognize object tracked as augmented reality by recognizing and seeking object by using multi camera. The result of experiment on proposed system showed that the number of pixels that was included in calculation was remarkably reduced and recognition rate of object was enhanced and time that took to identify information was shortened. Compared with existing methods, this system has advantage of better accuracy that can detect the motion of object and advantage of shortening time that took to detect motion.
KEYWORDS

Object Tracking , Multiple camera , Controller design , Augmented Reality , Marker
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