Maki Sugimoto
ABSTRACT
Computer graphic (CG) images exist only in a display device, and cannot physically interact with the real world, whereas robots have a physical existence that can be controlled by a computer. In this study, we developed robots that behave along with fiducial graphics. This technology can be used to synchronize physical actions based on the graphics shown in the display devices. Figure 1 shows tiny robots controlled by this technique.
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Cross Ref
- M. Sugimoto, M. Kojima, A. Nakamura, G. Kagotani, H. Nii and M. Inami, Augmented Coliseum, SIGGRAPH 2005 Full Conference DVD-ROM Disk1 Emerging Technologies, 2005Google ScholarDigital Library
- Tiny dancing robots: Display-based computing for multi-robot control systems
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