Japan: Developing New Technology For Several Seconds To Complete Makeup Process

Makeup is a magic technology. As we all know, only some powder, mascara and eye shadow can be used to turn people into animals and monsters on the stage. In real life, make-up can turn people into another person. It can be described as "goddess" and "female ghost".

However, it is bound to take a lot of time and effort to achieve this astonishing "great undertaking".

Now, it seems that things will change, because one comes from.

The digital makeup projection artist Nobumichi Asai has developed a new technology that can complete the makeup process in a few seconds.

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It includes real time face tracking and projection drawing, which can quickly put realistic mask on a person's face.

The so-called projection drawing refers to the ability to map the 2D screen that needs to be projected on the 3D surface, which is most effective on the still immovable object.

This technology is developed by Asai in many companies' projects. It is named Omote, which is a combination of facial tracking and

Functional software package.

Using Omote, Asia can cast digital makeup on the face when the model looks up and naturally closes its eyes.

It can be said that the technology developed by Asai can make the face of a model change in real time, just like a CGI effect, changing from a sexy beauty to a semi robot and then to a twinkling polygon. It can be seen from the attached video.

In fact, this is the same as Microsoft's "lllumiroom" technology principle. "Lllumiroom" technology is to use projection drawing to expand the game screen on the TV screen, so that it can cover the entire living room wall.

Unfortunately, this technology can not take the place of our usual makeup process, but it is a super concept in the theater and other environments. Previously, technicians have used this digital projector to make many incredible scenes.

On the stage of reality, Omote can turn an actor into a holographic image. In the process of performing, he can easily change or change roles, and no longer need to leave the stage halfway.