What is it about?
We present AR-Pose, a mobile AR app to generate keyframe-based animations of rigged humanoid characters. The smartphone’s positional and rotational degrees of freedom are used for two purposes:(i) as a 3D cursor to interact with inverse kinematic (IK) controllers placed on or near the character’s joints; and (ii) as a virtual camera that enables users to freely move around the character. Through the touch screen, users can activate/deactivate actions such as selecting an IK controller or pressing animation control buttons placed in a hovering 3D panel. By systematically re-positioning and saving the positions of the IK controllers, different poses can be achieved and, therefore, used to generate a 3D animation.
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Why is it important?
AR-Pose is a novel concept for animating characters using Augmented Reality.
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This page is a summary of: From A-Pose to AR-Pose: Animating Characters in Mobile AR, August 2021, ACM (Association for Computing Machinery),
DOI: 10.1145/3450415.3464401.
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