Computer Graphics
TU Braunschweig

Multiple Kinect Studies

Abstract

This project investigates multi-camera setups using Microsoft Kinects. Active structured light from the Kinect is used in several scenarious, including gas flow description, motion capture and free-viewpoint video.

While the ability to capture depth alongside color data (RGB-D) is the starting point of the investigations, the structured light is also used more directly. In order to combine Kinects with passive recording approaches, common calibration with HD cameras is also a topic.

Publications

Yannic Schröder:
Super Resolution for Active Light Sensor Enhancement
Bachelor thesis, March 2012.

Kai Berger, Kai Ruhl, Mark Albers, Yannic Schröder, Alexander Scholz, Stefan Guthe, Marcus Magnor:
The capturing of turbulent gas flows using multiple Kinects
in Proc. CDC4CV, November 2011.
ISBN: 978-1-4673-0061-2

Yannic Schröder, Alexander Scholz, Kai Berger, Kai Ruhl, Stefan Guthe, Marcus Magnor:
Multiple Kinect Studies
Technical Report no. 09-15, ICG, October 2011.

Kai Berger, Kai Ruhl, Christian Brümmer, Yannic Schröder, Alexander Scholz, Marcus Magnor:
Markerless Motion Capture using multiple Color-Depth Sensors
in Proc. Vision, Modeling and Visualization (VMV), pp. 317-324, October 2011.

Kai Ruhl, Kai Berger, Christian Lipski, Felix Klose, Yannic Schröder, Alexander Scholz, Marcus Magnor:
Integrating multiple depth sensors into the virtual video camera
in Proc. SIGGRAPH, ACM, p. 1, August 2011.
SIGGRAPH '11: ACM SIGGRAPH 2011 Posters

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