#interactive dynamic video

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Interactive Dynamic Video

So könnte Pokémon Go in Zukunft aussehen - mit Interactive Dynamic Video. #PokemonGo

„Pokémon Go“ hat uns gezeigt, wie spaßig Augmented Reality sein kann. Wie viel Potential in dieser „Spielerei“ steckt, deutet Interactive Dynamic Video an. Computergenerierte Figuren, die dank Smartphone-Display in der Realität dargestellt werden, stoßen schnell an ihre Grenzen. Sie können nicht mit den Umgebungen interagieren und hinterlassen den Eindruck, als wurden sie einfach auf das Bild…

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Apparently a team at MIT are able to use an algorithm to measure the vibrations of an object which would allow them to understand how it might move and manipulate a still photo. It could help augmented reality be more realistic. In Pokémon go, a Pokemon would be able to interact with something physical rather than be superimposed onto a background which would be so freaking cool... The video in the article is amazing and this one shows more applications with Pokemon go: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9f1fCCb3hVg

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Interesting video about the “Interactive Dynamic Video” technology developed by MIT’s Abe Davis, Justin Chen, and Fredo Durand. One of the areas where the tech can find immediate practical applications is structural engineering—where it can help generate predictive models of how a structure like, say, a bridge will behave when subjected to mechanical stresses—but it also has potential as a tool for animation, special effects, and augmented reality, as demonstrated in the second video below: