Disney Has Invented 3D Coloring Books | Being a kid today is fun in schools | Creativity | Augmented Reality | La "Réalité Augmentée" (Augmented Reality [AR]) | Scoop.it
From toyland.gizmodo.com - October 2, 2015 7:42 PM
With its Color Alive line, Crayola was the first company to merge coloring books and apps so kids could bring their on-page creations to life. But Disney Research is taking that idea one step further by letting kids see a coloring book character move in 3D while they’re still coloring it.

It’s all made possible by a new augmented reality app that Disney Research has developed that’s able to track and capture real-time images from a mobile device’s camera, and then map them onto any 3D deformable surface. In the example above it’s a cartoon elephant whose pants are slowly being colored in, but it could just as easily be a castle getting new flags, or a space ship getting some battle damage.


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