ART Satellite Merger
Tracking inside occluded compartments
Do you need tracking in an occluded compartment inside your CAVE? For example in a closed car body inside the CAVE? Is this occluded compartment even moving during tracking operation?
ART now offers a solution for these requirements: The ART Satellite Merger
The tracking is achieved by the combination of two different tracking systems:
- a superordinate system captures the complete tracking volume including the tracking of the outer compartment (or car) via a reference target
- a sub tracking system covers the inside of the compartment (or car)
The ART Satellite Merger is then merging the two data streams in a way that all tracking data will be put out in the coordinate system of the superordinate system.
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