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Foldable displays tracked with the Wiimote

Tracked with the Wiimote

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This is a concept demo of what would be possible once a high-speed hybrid infrared and visible light projector were available. DLP technology has the potential to perform high-speed tracking simultaneously with image projection. With this type of location tracking, we could track points on non-rigid geometries and project accurately onto flexible and foldable surfaces as well as obtain stylus input. This achieves a vision commonly found in science-fiction films where an individual can summon a large display from a pocket-sized device.

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