Abstract
We present a method, implementable on a field programmable gate array (FPGA), which allows real-time correction of video image distorted by the projection on a warped screen. The method is based on projecting a reference image, consisted of a mesh of reference points, onto the screen. The projected image is then acquired using a digital camera and compared to the original one to determine the parameters of the corrective transformation. The transformation uses a backward mapping algorithm and an anti-aliasing filter. Experimental results demonstrate that the presented FPGA implementation can significantly reduce geometrical distortion.