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Coded Illumination for Motion Capture • 500 Hz Tracking • Id for each Marker Tag • Capture in Natural Environment – Visually imperceptible tags – Photosensing Tag can be hidden under clothes – Ambient lighting is ok • Unlimited Number of Tags Allowed • Base station and tags only a few 10’s $ Acknowledgements • Amit Agrawal, MERL • Jack Tumblin, Northwestern U. • Shree Nayar, Columbia U. • MERL – Jay Thornton, Keisuke Kojima • Mitsubishi Electric Japan – Kazuhiko Sumi, Haruhisa Okuda • Coded Aperture and Light Field – Ashok Veerarghavan, Ankit Mohan • Prakash, Motion Capture – Masahiko Inami, Hideaki Nii, Yuki Hashimoto, Jay Summet, Erich Bruns, Paul Dietz, Bert de Decker, Philippe Bekaert • Prof Yagi, Prof Ikeuchi and ACCV Organizers 47
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Coded Illumination<br />
for<br />
Motion Capture<br />
• 500 Hz Tracking<br />
• Id for each Marker Tag<br />
• Capture in Natural Environment<br />
– <strong>Visual</strong>ly imperceptible tags<br />
– Photosensing Tag can be hidden under clothes<br />
– Ambient lighting is ok<br />
• Unlimited Number of Tags Allowed<br />
• Base station and tags only a few 10’s $<br />
Acknowledgements<br />
• Amit Agrawal, MERL<br />
• Jack Tumblin, Northwestern U.<br />
• Shree Nayar, Columbia U.<br />
• MERL<br />
– Jay Thornton, Keisuke Kojima<br />
• Mitsubishi Electric Japan<br />
– Kazuhiko Sumi, Haruhisa Okuda<br />
• Coded Aperture and Light Field<br />
– Ashok Veerarghavan, Ankit Mohan<br />
• Prakash, Motion Capture<br />
– Masahiko Inami, Hideaki Nii, Yuki Hashimoto, Jay Summet, Erich Bruns,<br />
Paul Dietz, Bert de Decker, Philippe Bekaert<br />
• Prof Yagi, Prof Ikeuchi and ACCV Organizers<br />
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