Reducing the gap between Augmented Reality and 3D modeling with real-time depth imaging

Kahn, Svenja

doi:10.1007/s10055-011-0203-0

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“…This is very difficult to solve due to open concept of all platforms. Some authors also dealt with privacy [24] or technical issues of data mining [22]. Still, the model implementation mentioned above clearly indicates the significance and potential of using large datasets in the public administration and smart cities.…”

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“…Understanding the AR concept in sustainable and regional development of the city is essential for making viable and useful location-based services. Technological overview covers dimension of programming for HTML 5, ASP.NET and other platforms [19][20][21][22][23] and design creation [24] together with special tools specified by certain mobile AR applications [25].…”

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Augmented reality as a new way of exploring the city: unified platform for data providers

Trojan¹,

Chudáček²,

Chrastina³

2016

WIT Transactions on Ecology and the Environment

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The purpose of the paper is to present the ways of using augmented reality as part of location based services. These tools have become very popular after the mass using of smart phones and navigation technologies. The objective of the paper is to introduce a unified web-based platform invented for data providers for smarter transformation of the static data. We used developer's interfaces of the most popular augmented reality mobile apps (Layar and Wikitude) to utilize them in to the user-friendly web platform which provides comfort for content creators. Thus we have a simple and very effective tool for dynamization of static data (points of interests in the cities) to the dynamize form suitable for augmented reality apps. The implementation of the web-based platform is being realized among Czech destination management organizations and will be released under the open source license. This approach comes with the unique benefits for data providers/content creators and could bring new point of view for big data presentation to the public.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Augmented reality as a new way of exploring the city: unified platform for data providers

Trojan¹,

Chudáček²,

Chrastina³

2016

WIT Transactions on Ecology and the Environment

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“…The 3D surface models are often created in offline preparation steps, which make it difficult to detect changes and to adapt the 3D model to these changes. Work [9] presents a 3D change detection and model adjustment framework that combines augmented reality (AR) techniques with real-time depth imaging to close the loop between dense 3D modeling and augmented reality. In paper [10] the ongoing development of a system, called VirDe is presented.…”

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Evaluation of Gesture Description Language in the role of touchless interface for virtual reality environment

Hachaj

Ogiela

Baraniewicz

2017

ELECTROTECHNICAL REVIEW

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The main novelty presented in this paper is application and evaluation our Gesture Description Language (GDL) classifier in the role of touchless interface for virtual reality (VR) environment. In our VR system whole interaction is done by gestures and body movements analysis (so called natural user interface). For our needs we have adapted semi-realistic VR system (block engine). We have tested different aspects of proposed interface on a group of 26 persons with wide range of age (from 5 years to 40+) and both sexes. The results we obtained prove that GDL can be successfully applied in systems that require real time action recognition especially educational software games that aim at increasing the students' motivation and engagement while they learn. Streszczenie. W tym artykule autorzy prezentują zastosowanie klasyfikatora o nazwie Język Opisu Gestów (GDL) w roli bezdotykowego interfejsu systemu wirtualnej rzeczywistości. Całość interakcji z zaprezentowanym w tej pracy systemem odbywa się poprzez rozpoznanie i analizę ruchu użytkownika (jest to tak zwany interfejs naturalny). Klasyfikator GDL został przetestowany w pseudo-realistycznym, wirtualnym środowisku, na grupie 26 osób obu płci w przedziale wiekowym od 5 do 40+ lat. Otrzymane rezultaty dowodzą, że zaproponowane podejście może być z powodzeniem użyte w aplikacjach wykorzystujących wirtualną rzeczywistość, w szczególności w grach edukacyjnych, których celem jest uatrakcyjnienie procesu zdobywania wiedzy. (Ocena działania Języka Opisu Gestów w roli bezdotykowego interfejsu w środowisku wirtualnej rzeczywistości).

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“…The use of AR in conjunction with mixed reality (MR) breaks the barriers between virtual media, the physical world and our imagination by enriching our ability to interact with all three. AR could literally change the way we see the world, instantly providing information on any topic we choose to study [ 30 ]. The layering of information over a 3D space produces a new experience of the world.…”

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Smart Multi-Level Tool for Remote Patient Monitoring Based on a Wireless Sensor Network and Mobile Augmented Reality

González

Villegas

Torres-Ramírez

et al. 2014

Sensors

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Technological innovations in the field of disease prevention and maintenance of patient health have enabled the evolution of fields such as monitoring systems. One of the main advances is the development of real-time monitors that use intelligent and wireless communication technology. In this paper, a system is presented for the remote monitoring of the body temperature and heart rate of a patient by means of a wireless sensor network (WSN) and mobile augmented reality (MAR). The combination of a WSN and MAR provides a novel alternative to remotely measure body temperature and heart rate in real time during patient care. The system is composed of (1) hardware such as Arduino microcontrollers (in the patient nodes), personal computers (for the nurse server), smartphones (for the mobile nurse monitor and the virtual patient file) and sensors (to measure body temperature and heart rate), (2) a network layer using WiFly technology, and (3) software such as LabView, Android SDK, and DroidAR. The results obtained from tests show that the system can perform effectively within a range of 20 m and requires ten minutes to stabilize the temperature sensor to detect hyperthermia, hypothermia or normal body temperature conditions. Additionally, the heart rate sensor can detect conditions of tachycardia and bradycardia.

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Reducing the gap between Augmented Reality and 3D modeling with real-time depth imaging

Cited by 15 publications

References 23 publications

Augmented reality as a new way of exploring the city: unified platform for data providers

Augmented reality as a new way of exploring the city: unified platform for data providers

Evaluation of Gesture Description Language in the role of touchless interface for virtual reality environment

Smart Multi-Level Tool for Remote Patient Monitoring Based on a Wireless Sensor Network and Mobile Augmented Reality

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