Prototyping interaction with everyday artifacts
Kexi Liu, Dimosthenis Kaleas, Roger Ruuspakka · 2012
In this paper we explore and prototype the interaction with everyday passive objects. We present an approach for 3D object training and recognition, leveraging Kinect sensors: the Dominant Orientation Templates (DOT) method allows real-time object training and multiple Kinects speed up the training process by learning the object from multiple viewpoints simultaneously with the object background removed. A proof-of-concept usage scenario, 3D real-time Lego building instruction, has been developed based on this approach: the system learns the individual Lego pieces and Lego building steps in advance; the users thus construct the Lego model with 3D visual hints attached to present Lego pieces.