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Jordan Keiwein LAY, 10/27/2025 03:01 PM

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h1. About Our Project
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h2. Overview
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Our project aims to merge two projected images into one continuous, seamless display. By applying *TBA* techniques, we eliminate visible seams and brightness inconsistencies in the overlapping region. 
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The result is a smooth, natural-looking image projected across two projectors.
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h2. Objectives
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* To implement an efficient alpha-blending pipeline for overlapping projector images.
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* To apply gamma correction to balance brightness differences between projectors.
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* To evaluate the output and ensure no visible seam or luminance mismatch remains.
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*Success criterion:* The final projected image should appear uniform and continuous when viewed under normal lighting conditions.
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h2. Methodology
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# Load two images (left and right) for each projector.
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# Identify the overlapping region between both images.
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# *...TBC*
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h2. Tools and Software
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* *Astah* โ€“ UML diagram design and system visualization.
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* *Doxygen* โ€“ Automatic code documentation generation.
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* *Redmine* โ€“ Task tracking, collaboration, and version control.
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* *TBA*
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h2. Expected Results
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By calibrating projector brightness and blending overlapping regions, the system should produce:
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* A seamless image without visible seams.  
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* Balanced brightness across both projections.  
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* Minimal distortion or brightness inconsistencies in the overlap zone.