FLAR toolkit Minority Report Interface
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The document describes plans to build an interactive interface using the FLAR Toolkit that allows for gesture control like in the film "Minority Report". It will use paper markers, a webcam, printer and free or low-cost software. Gestures like rotation, tilt, distance and pressure of the markers will be tested and combined to control functions like moving a virtual canvas, scrolling menus, zooming and more. The FLAR Toolkit will be used to track marker transformations and translate them into the desired interface controls.
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FLAR toolkit Minority Report Interface
- 1. Build a “Minority Report” interface Using FLAR Toolkit
- 2. Beginning
- 3. NPOX + RoomWare • November 2009 • 60.000 euro to do it all • No budget • All Dutch public broadcasting companies • High chance for exposure of RoomWare
- 4. New strategy • Low / no budget! • Different type of installation
- 5. “Do it yourself” ++ • Paper • Printer • Computer • Web cam • Adobe Flash • FLAR toolkit
- 6. Goal • “Reactable” type of interface • “Minority Report” Fingers / gesture interface • Scratch interface / touch interface
- 9. Distance
- 10. Rotation Tilt
- 15. Research / test results
- 16. Rotation • Set intensity • Set dragging direction • Set intensity + direction • Zoom in / out • Easy to use with other movements
- 17. Tilt • Tilt objects • Pressure due to tilt • Movement in tilt-direction (virtual joystick) • Panning the camera • Hard to use with other movements
- 18. Pressure • Pressure becomes higher closer to camera • Faster / slower • Increase / decrease intensity • Zoom in / out • Click / grab • Easy to use with other movements
- 19. Combined actions • “Pairing” • Rotate markers to increase strength of function • Rotate one marker around the other • Increase / decrease distance • Increase / decrease pressure • Feedback of strength using line thickness
- 21. Using it
- 22. Hands, fingers, functions • What will be your strategy?
- 23. Assigning meaning 1.a: “Move canvas X/Y” 1.b: “Menu” 2.a + 1.a: “Rotate / scale / tilt” 2.a + 1.b: “Scroll through menu” 2.b + 1.a: “Zoom in / out” 2.b + 1.b: “Scroll through submenu”
- 25. Available data
- 26. Single object • objectID • (delta) X / Y • (delta) TiltA/B • (delta) Zstrength • (delta) Rotation
- 27. Paired objects • objectID #1, objectID #2 • (delta) v_xyVectorLength • (delta) v_xyVectorAngle • (delta) v_vectorZstrength • function drawVectorToCanvas
- 28. FLAR Toolkit // FLAR loop, getting transformation matrix _flarDetector.getTransmationMatrix( object, _resultMat ); dealWithObject(i,_resultMat) // Translate matrix // DEAL WITH OBJECT function dealWithObject(objNr:int,_resultMat:*) { var normalizer:FlarTransformNormalizer; normalizer=_norms[objNr]; // Array with normalizers // Normalize FLAR coordinates normalizer.normalize(_resultMat); // Use coordinates flashObject.x=normalizer.x; flashObject.y=normalizer.y; }