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Towards bi-manual 3D painting: generating virtual shapes with hands

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Alexis Clay,

Jean-Christophe Lombardo,

Julien Conan,

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We aim at combining surface generation by hands with 3D painting in a large space, from 10 to ~200 m2 (for a stage setup). Our long-term goal is to phase 3D surface generation in choreography, in order to produce augmented dance shows where the dancer can draw elements in 3D (characters, sets) while dancing. We present two systems; a first system in a CAVE environment, and second system more adapted to a stage setup. A comparison of both systems is provided, and an exploratory user experiment was performed, both with laypersons and dancers.

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SUI '13: Proceedings of the 1st symposium on Spatial user interaction

July 2013

108 pages

ISBN:9781450321419

DOI:10.1145/2491367

General Chair:
Evan Suma
USC Institute for Creative Technologies USA
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Wolfgang Stuerzlinger
York University, Canada
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Frank Steinicke
University of Würzburg, Germany

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