Sony Group Corporation

Sony Corporation

Tomu Tahara

Tomoya Ishikawa

Gaku Narita

Takashi Seno

Naoki Kobayashi

Yugo Katsuki

A content display device that functions as an information processing device includes an acquisition unit, a determination unit, and a display control unit. The acquisition unit acquires template data defining relative relationships between a first real object, a second real object, and a virtual object. The determination unit determines the relative relationship between the first real object and the second real object from three-dimensional data of a real space detected by the sensor. The display control unit controls the display device to arrange the virtual object on or near the first real object so as to face the second real object, based on the relative relationships and the template data.

Information processing device and information processing method

A template AR content can be favorably used in an application scene different from the scene at the time of creation. An environment map of an augmented reality application scene is generated. An abstract representation of the augmented reality application scene is generated on the basis of the environment map of the augmented reality scene. The abstract representation of the augmented reality application scene is compared with an abstract representation of a template augmented reality generated on the basis of a template augmented reality environment map, and template augmented reality content is mapped to the augmented reality application scene on the basis of a result of the comparison. Thus, augmented reality content for display is generated. For example, the abstract representation of the augmented reality application scene or the abstract representation of the template augmented reality can be edited.

Information processing apparatus and information processing

The present disclosure relates to an information processing apparatus and an information processing method for suppressing a decrease in the accuracy of image projection correction. By use of an image projection model using a distortion factor of an f&#x3b8; lens with an image height of incident light expressed by the product of a focal point distance f and an incident angle &#x3b8; of the incident light, the posture of a projection section for projecting an image and the posture of an imaging section for capturing a projection plane to which the image is projected are estimated. The present disclosure may be applied, for example, to information processing apparatuses, projection apparatuses, imaging apparatuses, projection imaging apparatuses, projection imaging control apparatuses, or image projection and imaging systems.

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Tokyo, Japan

Tomu Tahara