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Spatially Augmented Reality,Ramesh Raskar,Greg Welch,Henry Fuchs
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Ramesh Raskar
,
Greg Welch
,
Henry Fuchs
To create an effective illusion of virtual objects coexisting with the real world, see-through HMD-based
Augmented Reality
techniques supplement the user's view with images of virtual objects. We introduce here a new paradigm, Spatially
Augmented Reality
(SAR), where virtual objects are rendered directly within or on the user's physical space. A key benefit of SAR is that the user does not need to wear a head-mounted display. Instead, with the use of spatial displays, wide
field of view
and possibly high-resolution images of virtual objects can be integrated directly into the environment. For example, the virtual objects can be realized by using digital light projectors to "paint" 2D/3D imagery onto real surfaces, or by using built-in flat panel displays. In this paper we present the rendering method used in our implementation and discuss the fundamentally different visible artifacts that arise as a result of errors in tracker measurements. Finally, we speculate about how SAR techniques might be combined with see-through AR to provide an even more compelling AR experience.
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...Another way to display the virtual information is to place these data directly into the environment, not only in the viewpoint of the observer, and is called spatial augmented reality [
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]...
Rafael Roberto
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et al.
ARBlocks: A Concept for a Dynamic Blocks Platform for Educational Acti...
...Tridimensional objects can be seen on computers, HMD (Head-Mounted Displays), CAVE rooms (Cave Automatic Virtual Environment) or directly on real world, with naked eye (denominated Spatial Augmented Reality) [
3
]...
A. C. M. Tavares
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et al.
NHE: Collaborative Virtual Environment with Augmented Reality on Web
...Spatially augmented reality [
10
] is breaking this by projecting realistically rendered graphics onto existing object in nature environment...
Zhen Wang
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et al.
Relighting in spatial augmented reality
...Spatial augmented reality [
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] [33] employs multiple projectors to “paint” imagery onto real, arbitrary surfaces...
Ismo Rakkolainen
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How Feasible Are Star Wars Mid-air Displays
...However, they aremorethanten times cheaper andoffer richgraphical display possibilities, whichhavebeenimpressively demonstrated inavariety of interactive spatial AR applications [
6
,7].Thefocus ofthese workswasonmultimedia scenarios andhuman-computerinterfaces, thusaiming forahighfidelity ofvisualization rather thanaccuracy, whichwouldbecrucial forindustrial robotic applications...
...processing trajectories directly ontotheworkpiece andissupported byintuitive editing metaphors forselecting, dragging andaltering points using thetracked
6
-DOFstylus...
...Thisprocess issupported byan interactive visualization, that displays thecaptured points in real-time andcodedincolor according totheir height (see Figure
6
).Thisway,theuserimmediately seeswhichareas havebeencovered already...
...Fig.
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:Digitizing surface points Fig. 8:Virtual kinematics overlay (video-see-through)...
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A Projection-based User Interface for Industrial Robots
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ARBlocks: A Concept for a Dynamic Blocks Platform for Educational Activities
Rafael Roberto
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Daniel Freitas
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João Paulo Lima
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Veronica Teichrieb
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Judith Kelner
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Symposium on Virtual Reality - SVR
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NHE: Collaborative Virtual Environment with Augmented Reality on Web
A. C. M. Tavares
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S. M. M. Fernandes
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M. L. P. de Menezes Cruz
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International Conference on Cyberworlds - CW
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Relighting in spatial augmented reality
Zhen Wang
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Bo Li
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International Conference on Audio, Language and Image Processing - ICALIP
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