Augmented reality for board games

Molla, Eray; Lepetit, Vincent

doi:10.1109/ismar.2010.5643593

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“…Adapting Monopoly has been studied in many contexts from utilising the mechanics of Monopoly in a Location Based Game [8], augmented reality [13] but also using open data to create a new board based on data gathered from real world demographics [7]. The moment you open the Monopoly board you can see the house prices, but what if these prices were calculated to the locations context where the game was played?…”

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Paper Gaming

Lochrie

Mills

Egglestone

et al. 2015

Proceedings of the 2015 Annual Symposium on Computer-Human Interaction in Play

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Paper is ubiquitous. It forms a substantial part of our everyday activities and interactions; ranging from our take-away coffee cups -to wallpaper -to rail ticketsto board and card games. Imagine if you could connect paper to the Internet, interact and update it with additional data but without recourse to reprinting or using e-ink alternatives. This paper explores work examining conductive inks and web-connectivity of printed objects, which form part of an emergent subfield within the Internet of Things (IoT) and paper. Our research is starting to explore a range of media uses, such as interactive newspapers, books, beer mats and now gaming environments through prototype IoT device named EKKO; a clip that allows conductive ink frameworks to detect human touch interaction revealing rich media content through a mobile application as the 'second screen'.

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“…Augmented reality products [1,6,11,13], while not ubiquitous, have been produced across a range of sectors to bridge a gap between physical and digital. In the gaming sector, products such as Livegameboard…”

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Paper Gaming

Lochrie

Mills

Egglestone

et al. 2015

Proceedings of the 2015 Annual Symposium on Computer-Human Interaction in Play

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“…And finally, Catan-QuickStartAR supports new users in-situ by providing move recommendations so that they can formulate a basic game strategy. Our use of AR thus differs from approaches seen in [6], [7], and [8] where AR is used for simply adding visual effects, or integrated in gameplay.…”

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Navigating multiple augmented reality overlays through occlusion-based triggers

Thakar

Salim

Greuter

2014

Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Mobile and Ubiquitous Multimedia

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Most Augmented Reality applications feature an information overlay over physical objects that consists of text, images, and animated 3-D models. We go a step further by using an AR-menu and linking multiple overlays using occlusion-based triggers that help navigate between the different overlays. This paper describes the development of an AR-based tutorial for a common real-world scenario. Using multiple overlays allows us to design a comprehensive AR tutorial by presenting more information on the same physical object in a hierarchical manner with a narrative structure. We describe the design features in an attempt to elucidate the issues related to the development of the AR tutorials.

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“…Many AR applications are developed by the visual markers which are some pictures or paintings in place of ARToolKit [3] markers. AR books [4] or board games [5] are the representative application of emerging AR. Therefore, the planar object tracking is needed for realizing the visual marker-based AR applications.…”

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Furniture layout AR application using floor plans based on planar object tracking

Fuji

Mitsukura

Moriya

2012

2012 IEEE RO-MAN: The 21st IEEE International Symposium on Robot and Human Interactive Communication

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In this paper, we propose a new approach of Augmented Reality (AR) system for the furniture layout based on a planar object tracking. The planar object tracking methods using natural features are effective methods to estimate the object's pose and position in the AR applications because we are able to use the natural images. However, most of the feature descriptors have a lot of matching procedure. Therefore, by using an efficient feature point descriptor which is very fast both to build and to match, we track the planar objects. Especially, we use floor plans as the planar objects, and then furniture CG models are overlaid on the floor plans. This is because the floor plans are presented in the selection of rooms for rent or buy. Therefore, this system helps borrowers and buyers to select some mansion or apartment rooms. In this system, we propose to use human whistle sounds and color rectangles recognition to operate the furniture layout. In order to show the effectiveness of our proposed system, we perform some planar object tracking experiments when we applied the proposed system to some floor plans.

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Augmented reality for board games

Cited by 29 publications

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Paper Gaming

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Navigating multiple augmented reality overlays through occlusion-based triggers

Furniture layout AR application using floor plans based on planar object tracking

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