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Apr 13
Now that the iPad 2 has a front facing-camera and some decent horsepower  under the hood, there’s a lot of potential for really interesting  camera-plus-screen coordination hacks. The clever folks over at the Engineering Human-Computer Interaction Research group have managed to combine a feed from the front-facing camera, with a bit  of software wizardry, to track the position of a person’s head in 3D in  real-time.

Now that the iPad 2 has a front facing-camera and some decent horsepower under the hood, there’s a lot of potential for really interesting camera-plus-screen coordination hacks. The clever folks over at the Engineering Human-Computer Interaction Research group have managed to combine a feed from the front-facing camera, with a bit of software wizardry, to track the position of a person’s head in 3D in real-time.