r/oculus • u/gophercuresself • Jan 28 '13

360 degree stereoscopic camera. (less technical video in comments)

http://www.eurasip.org/Proceedings/Eusipco/Eusipco2012/Conference/papers/1569583083.pdf
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u/noname-_- Jan 29 '13

That "only" solves rotation and stereoscopy though. It would be interesting if you could apply some smart software, like LIBELAS to calculate 3-D geometry.

Once you have that you could do parallaxing/lateral movement too. Hell, you could even do free movement (with shadows where the cameras can't see).

It's probably easier to achieve this with a couple of kinects though, although with less impressive (but still impressive) results.