Depth-level based camouflaging using RGB-D sensor
Ahmed M. Siddek · 2017
Optical Camouflage is the process of concealing objects in visual spectrum range. This paper proposes a system which, can conceal any 2D object that is in front of an observer using RGB-D sensor and LCD display. This sensor is Kinect v2 sensor which, is used for depth sensing of background scene behind the object, and for 3D tracking of an observer's eyes. The LCD display covers the object which is required to be concealed. Images which are outputted on the display, are a real-time processing video frame of the background region, which are unseen by the observer and occluded by the object. These images should be observed from the viewpoints of the observer rather than camera's viewpoints.