Technologies for fashion

    Constantin Thiopoulos
DFKI – German Center of Artificial Intelligence


   423 Researchers
   Kaiserslautern -
    Saarbrücken,
    Germany
   Research areas
        Augmented Vision
        Intelligent User Interfaces
        Agents and Simulated Reality
        Knowledge Management
        Language Technology
        Robotics Innovation Center
        Safe and Secure Cognitive Systems
        Innovative Retail Laboratory
        Institute for Information Systems
        Innovative Factory Systems
Department Augmented Vision @ DFKI
• Founded Juli 2008
• 30 fulltime researchers
• 3 strongly connected research Areas



                                 Computer
                                   Vision




                        HCI and             Sensor
                      Visualization         Fusion
Future Media GmbH
  www.futuremedia-gmbh.com
A spin-off of the Department of Augmented Vision
   of the German Research Center for Artificial
                    Intelligence
Realistic Digital Reconstruction
3D DIGITALIZATION
3D digitalization: full pipeline

                    Geometry and
Digitalization                         Visualization
                 appearence modeling
Computer vision: 3D Reconstruction
1. Large scale modeling
    • Large buildings (inside)
    • Buildings / streets / cities (outside)

2. Object modeling with images
    • Heavy objects
    • Fixed position objects

3. Object modeling with structured light
    • Extremely precise
    • Movable objects

4. Object modeling with depth camera
    • Low-cost, real-time scanning
    • For normal users
1. Large scale modeling
Bridge (Forbidden city)




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2. Object modeling with images




  Input images         Structure From Motion




                                        3D model


Multiple View Stereo
Hardware
3D Reconstruction Dome
                   • Outer sphere diameter:
                   2400mm

                   • Height: 2800mm

                   • Object weight: 50kg

                   • Object edge length:
                   800mm
3D Reconstruction Dome
                   • 11 high-resolution
                   cameras


                   • 3 high quality projectors
3D Reconstruction Dome
                   • Sandwich hull with 300
                   integrated LED ledges
                   inner hull: light strewing
                   fleece
                   outer hull: opaque
                   material

                   • Funnels for cameras and
                   projectors
3D Reconstruction Dome
                   • Anti-glare glass turntable,
                   Degree of reflection < 1°

                   • Stepping- /multiphase
                   motor,
                   angular resolution > 1
                   million steps per turn
Current work
      W. Lehmbruck

      Female Torso (1918)

      Material : Bronze
      Sizes    : 670x400x250 mm
      Inv-Nr. : PFG 74/13

      Photographed using artistic lighting conditions
      with multiple light sources




      As a loan by:
      Museum Pfalzgalerie Kaiserslautern
Current work
      W. Lehmbruck

      Female Torso (1918)
      Reconstruction
                                            6
      No. points initial     :     630·10
      No. points final       :     22520
      No. triangles          :     37801
      Map-Resolution         :     4000 x 4000

      Rendered using neutral lighting conditions and a
      single light source with Firefox WebGL extension
Current work
      W. Lehmbruck

      Female Torso (1918)
      Reconstruction

      No. points     :        22520
      No. triangles  :        37801
      Map-Resolution :        4000 x 4000

      Rendering by A. Kusch
Current work
      H. Scherer

      Little Girl (1924/25)

      Material : Stone pine (painted)
      Sizes    : 760x380x405 mm
      Inv-Nr. : P 04/98

      Photographed using artistic lighting conditions




      As a loan by:
      Museum Pfalzgalerie Kaiserslautern
Comparison




Photograph   WebGL Firefox   3ds Max   Cycles photon tracer
4. Object modeling with Kinect camera
• A 150$ scanning system
    – One device
    – Free motions




Yan Cui, Didier Stricker, 3D shape scanning with a Kinect
In: ACM Transactions on Graphics (Proc. of SIGGRAPH) 2011.   22
3D reconstruction results with Kinect Camera




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Next Generation e-Commerce
BODY SCAN AND VIRTUAL TRY ON
3D body scanning @ home

• Low cost 3D scanning solution for
  small shops and even at home!

    Full 3D body-scanning with a single Time
     of Flight (ToF) or Kinect camera
    Automatic extraction of body measures
     out of the 3D model
    3D shape and appearance (colored 3D
     model) of the customer!


• 3D scanning with a single
  camera is a unique technology
Online configurator - virtual clothes from designs


• Cooperation of designer and
  customer

    Size adjustment

    Design, color and pattern

    2D and 3D viewer for interactive design
Virtual try-on
• Shopping experience and style selection

     Real-time visualization of clothes onto the
      body

     Natural interaction with the mirror

     Saving of snapshots of the prefered clothes –
      link to social networks, or send the image per
      mail

     Online purchase with the correct (measured!)
      size and personal design
Watch click and buy
EMBEDDED ADVERTISEMENT
Hypervideos
●   Adding informations to objects in videos
●   Text, images, hyperlinks etc.




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Challenge: Fast & automatic creation
   through robust object tracking




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Technology: Video editor for object tracking

– Load the video
– Select the object(s) to be
  tracked
– View the results and eventually
  select new objects or do
  corrections
– Add the content for the
  interactive tags
– Export the results as interactive
  videos
Technology: Video editor for object tracking

 Competitive advantage of the tracker based
  on research results at DFKI


        • High robustness to appearance
          change, occlusion and strong
          motions

        • The object does not need to
          be rigid, i.e. people tracking
Examples of tracking results
Deployment: final video




   Watch              Click           Buy         Product Web-site


• Tags and meta-data are encoded as video for standard Flash-
  players
• Reporting statistics about clicks
Natural Interface
GESTURE TRACKING
Gesture Recognition
Architecture



         Image Analysis     Hand detection   Gesture
                            and tracking     recognition


Camera                    Gesture control                  Display

Zegna

  • 1.
    Technologies for fashion Constantin Thiopoulos
  • 2.
    DFKI – GermanCenter of Artificial Intelligence  423 Researchers  Kaiserslautern - Saarbrücken, Germany  Research areas  Augmented Vision  Intelligent User Interfaces  Agents and Simulated Reality  Knowledge Management  Language Technology  Robotics Innovation Center  Safe and Secure Cognitive Systems  Innovative Retail Laboratory  Institute for Information Systems  Innovative Factory Systems
  • 3.
    Department Augmented Vision@ DFKI • Founded Juli 2008 • 30 fulltime researchers • 3 strongly connected research Areas Computer Vision HCI and Sensor Visualization Fusion
  • 4.
    Future Media GmbH www.futuremedia-gmbh.com A spin-off of the Department of Augmented Vision of the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence
  • 5.
  • 6.
    3D digitalization: fullpipeline Geometry and Digitalization Visualization appearence modeling
  • 7.
    Computer vision: 3DReconstruction 1. Large scale modeling • Large buildings (inside) • Buildings / streets / cities (outside) 2. Object modeling with images • Heavy objects • Fixed position objects 3. Object modeling with structured light • Extremely precise • Movable objects 4. Object modeling with depth camera • Low-cost, real-time scanning • For normal users
  • 8.
    1. Large scalemodeling Bridge (Forbidden city) 8
  • 11.
    2. Object modelingwith images Input images Structure From Motion 3D model Multiple View Stereo
  • 12.
  • 13.
    3D Reconstruction Dome • Outer sphere diameter: 2400mm • Height: 2800mm • Object weight: 50kg • Object edge length: 800mm
  • 14.
    3D Reconstruction Dome • 11 high-resolution cameras • 3 high quality projectors
  • 15.
    3D Reconstruction Dome • Sandwich hull with 300 integrated LED ledges inner hull: light strewing fleece outer hull: opaque material • Funnels for cameras and projectors
  • 16.
    3D Reconstruction Dome • Anti-glare glass turntable, Degree of reflection < 1° • Stepping- /multiphase motor, angular resolution > 1 million steps per turn
  • 17.
    Current work W. Lehmbruck Female Torso (1918) Material : Bronze Sizes : 670x400x250 mm Inv-Nr. : PFG 74/13 Photographed using artistic lighting conditions with multiple light sources As a loan by: Museum Pfalzgalerie Kaiserslautern
  • 18.
    Current work W. Lehmbruck Female Torso (1918) Reconstruction 6 No. points initial : 630·10 No. points final : 22520 No. triangles : 37801 Map-Resolution : 4000 x 4000 Rendered using neutral lighting conditions and a single light source with Firefox WebGL extension
  • 19.
    Current work W. Lehmbruck Female Torso (1918) Reconstruction No. points : 22520 No. triangles : 37801 Map-Resolution : 4000 x 4000 Rendering by A. Kusch
  • 20.
    Current work H. Scherer Little Girl (1924/25) Material : Stone pine (painted) Sizes : 760x380x405 mm Inv-Nr. : P 04/98 Photographed using artistic lighting conditions As a loan by: Museum Pfalzgalerie Kaiserslautern
  • 21.
    Comparison Photograph WebGL Firefox 3ds Max Cycles photon tracer
  • 22.
    4. Object modelingwith Kinect camera • A 150$ scanning system – One device – Free motions Yan Cui, Didier Stricker, 3D shape scanning with a Kinect In: ACM Transactions on Graphics (Proc. of SIGGRAPH) 2011. 22
  • 23.
    3D reconstruction resultswith Kinect Camera 23
  • 24.
    Next Generation e-Commerce BODYSCAN AND VIRTUAL TRY ON
  • 25.
    3D body scanning@ home • Low cost 3D scanning solution for small shops and even at home!  Full 3D body-scanning with a single Time of Flight (ToF) or Kinect camera  Automatic extraction of body measures out of the 3D model  3D shape and appearance (colored 3D model) of the customer! • 3D scanning with a single camera is a unique technology
  • 26.
    Online configurator -virtual clothes from designs • Cooperation of designer and customer  Size adjustment  Design, color and pattern  2D and 3D viewer for interactive design
  • 27.
    Virtual try-on • Shoppingexperience and style selection  Real-time visualization of clothes onto the body  Natural interaction with the mirror  Saving of snapshots of the prefered clothes – link to social networks, or send the image per mail  Online purchase with the correct (measured!) size and personal design
  • 28.
    Watch click andbuy EMBEDDED ADVERTISEMENT
  • 29.
    Hypervideos ● Adding informations to objects in videos ● Text, images, hyperlinks etc. 29
  • 30.
    Challenge: Fast &automatic creation through robust object tracking 30
  • 31.
    Technology: Video editorfor object tracking – Load the video – Select the object(s) to be tracked – View the results and eventually select new objects or do corrections – Add the content for the interactive tags – Export the results as interactive videos
  • 32.
    Technology: Video editorfor object tracking  Competitive advantage of the tracker based on research results at DFKI • High robustness to appearance change, occlusion and strong motions • The object does not need to be rigid, i.e. people tracking
  • 33.
  • 34.
    Deployment: final video Watch Click Buy Product Web-site • Tags and meta-data are encoded as video for standard Flash- players • Reporting statistics about clicks
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  • 37.
    Architecture Image Analysis Hand detection Gesture and tracking recognition Camera Gesture control Display