Evolution of 3D Games on Mobile Phones

Chehimi, Fadi; Coulton, Paul; Edwards, Reuben

doi:10.1109/icmb.2005.39

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“…Implementation for real-time rendering 4.1. Interactive rendering on mobile devices Playing 3D games, exploring, and navigating through 3D virtual environments is already possible on mobile devices (Chehimi et al 2005). Due to the limitations in screen size, battery power and rendering hardware, the obtainable rendering performance is not comparable to those of modern desktop systems.…”

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Strategies for visualising 3D points-of-interest on mobile devices

Trapp¹,

Schneider²,

Lehmann³

et al. 2011

Journal of Location Based Services

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3D virtual environments are increasingly used as general-purpose medium for communicating spatial information. In particular, virtual 3D city models have numerous applications such as car navigation, city marketing, tourism and gaming. In these applications, points-of-interest (POI) play a major role since they typically represent features relevant for specific user tasks and facilitate effective user orientation and navigation through the 3D virtual environment. In this article, we present strategies that aim at effectively visualising POI in a 3D virtual environment used on mobile devices. Here, we additionally have to face the 'keyhole' situation, i.e. the users can realise only a small part of the environment due to the limited view space and resolution. For the effective visualisation of POI in 3D virtual environments we propose to combine specialised occlusion management for 3D scenes together with visual cues that handle out-of-frame POI. We also discuss general aspects and definitions of POI in the scope of 3D models and outline a prototype implementation of the mobile 3D viewer application based on the presented concepts. In addition, we give a first performance evaluation with respect to rendering speed and power consumptions.

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Section: Halo-halo Occlusionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Strategies for visualising 3D points-of-interest on mobile devices

Trapp¹,

Schneider²,

Lehmann³

et al. 2011

Journal of Location Based Services

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“…This is achieved by using the graphics library OpenGL ES which is a cut-down version of desktop OpenGL tailored to meet the limited capabilities and resources on embedded systems (ES) [14].…”

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Augmented Reality 3D Interactive Advertisements on Smartphones

Chehimi

Coulton

Edwards

2007

International Conference on the Management of Mobile Business (ICMB 2007)

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Whilst Augmented Reality (AR) has been a prevalent research topic it has proved difficulty to implement and apply in commercial situations as it generally requires complex and expensive hardware. With the proliferation of mobile phones amongst the world population with ever increasing sets of advanced features such as cameras and high resolution screens AR has the opportunity to emerge from laboratories and enter the high street. In this paper we discuss a unique system that will allow complex and highly interactive visual 3-D adverts to be viewed on mobile phones equipped with cameras. The 3-D adverts are contained within a novel visual code design which allows the system to be deployed without the requirement for additional network infrastructure making it both practical and affordable for advertisers.

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“…In addition, avoid using floating-point data type as much as possible even when supported by the hardware of the targeted device. Fixed-point math is always quicker and less power hungry and is often sufficient for many purposes [Chehimi et al 2005]. …”

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A multiresolution object space point-based rendering approach for mobile devices

Liang

2007

Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Computer Graphics, Virtual Reality, Visualisation and Interaction in Africa

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The limitation of resource on mobile devices makes providing real-time, realistic 3D graphics on local become a challenging task. Recent researches focus on remote rendering which is not good in interaction, and simple rendering on local which is not good in rendering quality. As for this challenge, this paper presents a new multiresolution object space point-based rendering approach for mobile devices local rendering. The approach use hierarchical clustering to create a hierarchy of bounding volumes, in addition, we use curvature sampling to reduce more amounts of sample points and give a rapid LOD selection algorithm. Then use view-independent object space surface splatting as the rendering primitives which can provide good rendering quality. Experiment results show that this approach uses less time and gets better rendering quality for mobile devices.

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Evolution of 3D Games on Mobile Phones

Cited by 11 publications

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Strategies for visualising 3D points-of-interest on mobile devices

Strategies for visualising 3D points-of-interest on mobile devices

Augmented Reality 3D Interactive Advertisements on Smartphones

A multiresolution object space point-based rendering approach for mobile devices

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