Check Out This Off-Axis Projection Demo That Uses Face Tracking to Create a 3D Illusion
Ian Curtis shared a new project.
XR developer Ian Curtis showcased this mind-blowing off-axis projection demo, which tracks where your head is, and according to the data, the scene's perspective changes. The creator also shared technical details of the setup.
The developer explained that he used a scene layout in Blender, exported it as a GLB file, and then converted the file into a detailed Gaussian splat via World Labs. Three.js was used as the engine, while MediaPipe handled real-time face tracking.
Ian Curtis shared a WIP clip showing how the Blender layout looked before the World Labs pass:
The developer shared that the further plans include adding a character that the viewers can move around in the environment.
You can explore the real-time head-tracking 3D on GitHub.
Before, Ian Curtis showed another off-axis projection demo allowing to explore 3D objects and AR studies turning a living room into a Game Boy level and using the world around as a basis for an AR game:
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