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Embedding Invisible Codes in Objects for Augmented Reality

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InfraredTags is a system for fabricating objects with embedded codes that are only visible to infrared cameras. These codes can be used for purposes such as metadata or interaction with devices through augmented reality. Read the technical paper: https://groups.csail.mit.edu/hcie/files/research-projects/infraredtags/2022-CHI-InfraredTags-paper.pdf


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