Mixed-Reality Theme Park System and Method of Operating Thereof

A method of operating a mixed-reality (MR) theme park system, the method comprising the steps of:

• capturing or retrieving multimedia data to be utilized in a projection-mapping environment;
• identifying and separating mapped objects from background projection images in the multimedia data by utilizing a projection-mapped object and background image separation module executed in a visualization graphics processing module of the MR theme park system;
• storing the mapped objects and the background projection images separately in a projection-mapping environment generation server, which is a component of the visualization graphics processing module in the MR theme park system;
• projecting the mapped objects and the background projection images on a projection screen as the projection-mapping environment via a projector unit that integrates a user gesture command-tracking and user movement-tracking sensor, wherein the projector unit is incorporated into the MR theme park system;
• with the user gesture command-tracking and user movement-tracking sensor integrated in the projector unit, tracking and recording gesture interactions between a user and each mapped object projected on the projection screen;
• providing a visual synchronization of a user-selected mapped object transferring to or out of the projection-mapping environment and a user-specific mixed-reality (MR) environment based on a user's gesture command interpreted by the user gesture command-tracking and user movement-tracking sensor integrated into the projector unit, wherein the user-specific MR environment is executed by the user's personal electronic device independent from the projection-mapping environment;
• providing an underlying data and metadata synchronization of the user-selected mapped object transferring to or out of the projection-mapping environment and the user-specific MR environment;
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• enabling the user's mixed-reality (MR) headset device to visualize environmental transition graphics occurring between the projection-mapping environment on the projection screen and the user-specific MR environment outside of the projection screen, wherein the environmental transition graphics are a visual confirmation of an execution of the user's gesture command to transfer the user-selected mapped object.