Microsoft Kinect “3D Desktop” with Holoflector Augmented Reality Mirror

According to foreign media reports, Microsoft Research has three demo video to show people some of the lovely new technologies, including two technical integration Kinect sensor. According to reports, the three technical engineering 3D desktop concept, remote sharing system in IllumiShare to Holoflector augmented reality mirror.

The above three techniques can be applied to a variety of areas, such as games, education, business, and so on.

Kinect technology integration of 3D desktop is first introduced, it includes a transparent display and the display is upward folding screen behind to place a keyboard when the screen is folded, easy for people to hand the keyboard on the screen behind the operation. According to reports, articles and graphics on the screen are displayed in a virtual three-dimensional form, the people behind the screen to the actual manipulation.In addition, the system can track the eye movement, so that the 3D objects appear on the screen.

Microsoft Research shows a second system called IllumiShare, which is a virtual workspace looks like a simple table lamp.In fact, it includes a camera and a projector by which you can also capture images and projection video and the system can also be physical and projection to distinguish. Overall, IllumiShare is a more convenient system works for people remote to work together, Let us learn more about it through video.

Microsoft Research last the presentation Holoflector system, the system has a transparent mirror with an LCD screen behind the mirror is placed so that people can see their image, you can also see the three-dimensional virtual mirror behind the LCD screen elements. According to reports, the system Kinect sensors and motion capture capabilities to virtual reality elements and physical reality, and then on the mirror to produce a mixture of visual effects.

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Posted by Paracha on February 29, 2012. Filed under Innovation, News, Technology. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry