TL;DR
AniCode is a low-cost, privacy-preserving framework that enables authors to encode personalized, time-based media into printed codes, which consumers can decode using a mobile app to view contextually personalized animations without internet access.
Contribution
The paper introduces AniCode, a novel system for authoring and consuming personalized, coded animations embedded in physical objects, enhancing privacy and ease of use.
Findings
System supports various animation schemes including geometric and color transformations.
User study shows high ease of use and effectiveness.
Demonstrated applications across diverse domains like education and cultural heritage.
Abstract
Time-based media (videos, synthetic animations, and virtual reality experiences) are used for communication, in applications such as manufacturers explaining the operation of a new appliance to consumers and scientists illustrating the basis of a new conclusion. However, authoring time-based media that are effective and personalized for the viewer remains a challenge. We introduce AniCode, a novel framework for authoring and consuming time-based media. An author encodes a video animation in a printed code, and affixes the code to an object. A consumer uses a mobile application to capture an image of the object and code, and to generate a video presentation on the fly. Importantly, AniCode presents the video personalized in the consumer's visual context. Our system is designed to be low cost and easy to use. By not requiring an internet connection, and through animations that decode…
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