“Levitar: Real Space Interaction through Mid-Air CG Avatar”
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- Levitar: Real Space Interaction through Mid-Air CG Avatar
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We propose a system to be a CG avatars in real space by using mid-air imaging technology. The video captured from the mid-air image position is presented to the user via the HMD and the camera gaze direction synchronized with the user’s head movement.
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