Projection mapping that projects images, computer graphics, etc. on a three-dimensional object such as architecture or furniture, or on an uneven surface with a projector, etc., instead of simply projecting them on a flat surface such as a screen. Many of you may remember the video show "TOKYO STASION VISION" that was held on the screen of the station building as an event to commemorate the completion of the restoration of Tokyo Station in 2012.In fields such as projection mapping, which is becoming more and more demanding at various events, digital signage, user interfaces, and AR (Augmented Reality), there is a need to improve projector technology that projects images onto real-world objects. ..
At Ishikawa Watanabe Laboratory, we are aiming to develop new applications by combining the high-speed vision technology that we have developed so far.For example, by linking with a high-speed camera, it will be possible to dramatically speed up sensing in the order of ms (1000/1 second), which cannot be perceived by the human eye, especially 3D measurement.