Moving Towards Consistent Depth Perception in Stereoscopic Projection-based Augmented Reality

Stereoscopic projection-based augmented reality (AR) is a promising technology for creating an effective illusion of virtual and real objects coexisting within the same space. By using projection technology, two-dimensional (2D) textures as well as three-dimensional (3D) virtual objects can be displayed on arbitrary physical objects. However, depending on the geometry of the projection surface, even a single virtual object could be projected with varying depths, orientations, and forms. For these reasons, it is an open question whether or not a geometrically-correct projection leads to a consistent depth perception of the

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