The augmented-reality game "Pokémon Go" may be the hottest thing in
mobile gaming right now, but new advances in computer science could give
players an even more realistic experience in the future, according to a
new study. In fact, researchers say a new imaging technique could help
make imaginary characters, such as Pokémon, appear to convincingly
interact with real objects.
A new imaging technique called Interactive Dynamic Video can take pictures of real objects and quickly create video simulations that people, or 3D models, can virtually interact with, the researchers said. In addition to fueling game development, these advances could help simulate how real bridges and buildings might respond to potentially disastrous situations, the researchers added.
For more details visit Interactive Dynamic reality
A new imaging technique called Interactive Dynamic Video can take pictures of real objects and quickly create video simulations that people, or 3D models, can virtually interact with, the researchers said. In addition to fueling game development, these advances could help simulate how real bridges and buildings might respond to potentially disastrous situations, the researchers added.
For more details visit Interactive Dynamic reality
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