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Anderson PHILLIP, 10/18/2025 04:45 AM
Multi‑Projector Blending System — Start Page¶
Team G11 · Python / OpenCV · Semester 2025
Project Overview¶
Problem: Two projectors overlap on a flat screen. Without blending, the shared region appears brighter than its surroundings.
Approach: Detect the overlap and apply smooth alpha‑blending masks with a linear 1→0 falloff across the band.
Deliverable: A minimal, reproducible still‑image prototype implemented in Python (OpenCV).
Objectives¶
- Describe the problem and outline a feasible solution before coding.
- Implement a basic alpha‑blending pipeline; iterate until seams are not visible at normal viewing distance.
- Demonstrate results with a small set of test images and concise notes (inputs, parameters, outcome).
Scope & Operating Assumptions¶
- Two projectors; flat, planar screen; projector optical axes approximately perpendicular to the screen.
- Still images first (video considered later).
- The overlap is roughly rectangular; blend weights drop linearly from 1→0 across the overlap.
- Keep methods simple and reproducible; refine only if artifacts remain.
Team & Responsibilities¶
| Role | Member(s) |
|---|---|
| Advisor | Great Gilbert Soco |
| Project Leader (PL) | Koki Hamamura |
| Project Manager (PM) | Noah Larson |
| Technical Developers | Jiajun Deng, Great Gilbert Soco |
| Documentation Lead (Doxygen) | Amirul Haziq Bin Airol Hairrie |
| Documentation Contributors (Doxygen) | Jordan Keiwein Lay, Hnin Ei Shwe Yee |
| Wiki Lead | Phillip Anderson |
| Wiki Editors | Wing Sum Tang, Sota Yatsugi |
| Redmine Support | Nonoka Ohama |
| Jira Research Team | Zhi Jie Yew, Phillip Anderson |
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