“Using Video to Create Avatars in Virtual Reality” by Insley, Sandin and DeFanti

  • ©Joseph A. Insley, Daniel (Dan) J. Sandin, and Thomas (Tom) A. DeFanti

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    Art / Design and VR / AR

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    Using Video to Create Avatars in Virtual Reality

Session/Category Title:   Moving: Agency for Virtual Spaces


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    The VideoAvatar Library is a collection of functions that works in conjunction with the CAVE Library and can be used to add static, photo-realistic, three-dimensional representations of remote users, as well as other objects or agents, to virtual reality applications. The process involves obtaining views from 360 degrees around the person, then selecting two of these images, one for each eye, to represent the user in 3D space.


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