Juggling the Effects of Latency: Motion Prediction Approaches to Reducing Latency in Dynamic Project

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In this video, we focus our predictive approaches on real-world objects under fast motion and on-body projection, improving projection accuracy on fast moving targets. Alongside this we explore automatic latency measurement techniques, allowing our system to determine and account for its own latency.

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