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Tech Papers 2019: This paper explores future AR/VR broadcasting, proposing methods to handle 2D video in AR glasses and extending formats to enhance depth and viewer presence.
Abstract
This paper shows that our prospect of various viewing styles, broadcasting service image, and R&D cases in AR/VR era. It is important for R&D to adopt both deductive approaches and inductive approaches to improve one’s own technology and to discover a new problem respectively. Describing our three works by the former and our four works by the latter in the past and present, we give multiple viewpoints of AR/VR R&D in the field of broadcasting.
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