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Layered Shadow: Multiplexing Invisible Shadow Using Infrared Lights with Different Wavelengths

Abstract

This paper proposes a multiplexing invisible shadow system named "Layered Shadow." The proposed system uses infrared lights, each of which radiates a certain wavelength of infrared light, and an object to which two different types of IR filters are attached. Directing the light toward the object causes the object's shadow to appear; the shape of the object then appears to change according to the wavelength of the radiated infrared light. With this system, a user is expected to attain a different viewpoint on shadows.

Information

Book title

Proc. Virtual Reality International Conference 2013: Laval Virtual

Pages

1-2

Date of issue

2013/03/20

Date of presentation

2013/03/20

Location

Laval, France

DOI

10.1145/2466816.2466830

Citation

Saki Sakaguchi, Takuma Tanaka, Mitsunori Matsushita. Layered Shadow: Multiplexing Invisible Shadow Using Infrared Lights with Different Wavelengths, Proc. Virtual Reality International Conference 2013: Laval Virtual, No.13, pp.1-2, 2013.