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  • Mediated Reality

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  • Mediated Reality (MR) offers potential for immersive remote interactions.
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  • To introduce Intermediated Reality (IR) as a novel framework for remote collaboration.
  • To develop ToyMeet, a system enabling turn-based avatar chat using live toy figurines.
  • To achieve collaborative tele-present augmented reality (AR) through real-world object manipulation.

Main Methods:

  • Utilizing mobile devices with front and rear cameras for face tracking and AR rendering.
  • Implementing real-time transmission of facial pose data and synchronized audio.
  • Developing a system for deforming 3D toy models based on remote user's facial expressions.
  • Optimizing animation transmission and device switching for low latency.

Main Results:

  • Demonstrated a functional ToyMeet system for turn-based avatar chat in MR.
  • Achieved the illusion of movement in real-world objects through AR.
  • Evaluated rendering performance and system latency, confirming smooth interaction.
  • Showcased application in generating facial animation for 3D printed stop motion.

Conclusions:

  • Intermediated Reality (IR) provides an effective framework for embodied remote collaboration.
  • ToyMeet enables intuitive and engaging turn-based communication through live toy avatars.
  • The system reduces costs and enhances collaboration in digital content creation, such as stop motion animation.