Systems and methods for spatially-anchored volumetric telepresence and clinical image visualization
AssigneeThe Regents of the University of California
InventorsNadir Weibel, Brett Meyer, Weichen Liu
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AssigneeThe Regents of the University of California
InventorsNadir Weibel, Brett Meyer, Weichen Liu
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Embodiments described herein relate to systems and methods for volumetric telepresence in which a participant is captured, reconstructed, and rendered as a real-time holographic image spatially anchored within a remote environment. A plurality of depth-sensing cameras positioned around a capture zone acquire synchronized depth and color data of the participant, which a processing subsystem reconstructs into a volumetric representation, encodes, and transmits to a remote spatial display device. The spatial display device decodes and renders the holographic image while maintaining spatial registration between the local and remote coordinate systems. In some embodiments, a headset worn by the participant includes inward-facing sensors configured to capture facial-expression data while the participant's face is partially occluded. The system animates a personalized facial model according to the captured expression data and merges the animated model with the live volumetric reconstruction to produce a composite representation for lifelike, bidirectional holographic communication.
A system for volumetric telepresence, comprising:
A method for volumetric telepresence, comprising:
A system for headset-aware volumetric telepresence, comprising:
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