Camera-studded dome used to reconstruct 3D motion

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It might soon be possible to perform large-scale 3D motion reconstructions of sporting events or other live performances, thanks to new research by scientists at Carnegie Mellon University. The researchers mounted 480 video cameras in a two-story geodesic dome that enabled them to track the motion of events such as a man swinging a baseball bat or confetti being thrown into the air... Continue Reading Camera-studded dome used to reconstruct 3D motion

Section: Science

Tags: 3D, Carnegie Mellon, Motion, Tracking

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