“360Drops: Mixed Reality Remote Collaboration using 360 Panorama in 3D Scene”
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- 360Drops: Mixed Reality Remote Collaboration using 360 Panorama in 3D Scene
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Description:
Mixed Reality Remote Collaboration that enables a remote user to create multiple 360 panoramas in a 3D scene that can be accessed and interacted in different ways to communicate with a local user. This research is intended to investigate enchantment in terms of performance and technique for remote collaboration.
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