“Augmented reality under water”
Abstract:
Fascinated by a stunning variety of corals and fishes or mysterious wrecks more and more people are attracted by snorkeling and diving adventures. Virtual Reality scenarios like the virtual oceanarium [Froehlich 2000] try to satisfy this interest by allowing for discovery of underwater worlds in a riskfree and comfortable way, but a realistic feeling of diving is never achieved by virtual submarine worlds.
References:
1. Broll, W., Herling, J., and Blum, L. 2008. Interactive Bits: Prototyping of Mixed Reality Applications and Interaction Techniques through Visual Programming. In IEEE Symposium on 3D User Interfaces 2008, 109–115.
2. Froehlich, T. 2000. The virtual oceanarium. Commun. ACM 43, 7 (Jul. 2000), 94–101.
