Analysis of “Tokyo Eight Minutes” AR technology at the Rio Olympics, what are the highlights?

"Tokyo Eight Minutes" brought an imaginative end to the world's largest event. At the closing ceremony, the 2020 Olympic Games host city "Tokyo" performed a cool and cute "Tokyo Eight Minutes". In the display section, dazzling high technologies such as AR and the Shinkansen were displayed, as well as Japanese original elements of two-dimensional characters such as Tsubasa Tsubasa, Doraemon, Hello Kitty, and Pac-Man, which were integrated with modern technology.

Augmented Reality (we can refer to it as AR technology) is a technology that calculates the positions and angles of images from different cameras in real time and adds a series of algorithms to the corresponding images, so that you can The computer's virtual world is presented to the audience on the screen, and a series of interactions can be performed with it. The "Tokyo 8 Minutes" performance uses cool AR technology to bring various events in the Olympic Games to life at the Maracan? Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

The well-known IP characters in Japanese comics, such as Mario, Hello Kitty and Fatty Blue, which are highly representative of Japanese secondary clouds, also appeared in turns in this eight-minute display; and at the same time, the On the display stage, Japan used 33 virtual graphics to display 33 important Olympic events, and the technical support team behind it was Rhizomatiks.