“Augmented Reality Micromachines”
Conference:
Experience Type(s):
Title:
- Augmented Reality Micromachines
Description:
As augmented reality (AR) applications become more common, users are expecting increasingly sophisticated experiences combining impressive visuals, interaction, and awareness of the environment. To establish a stronger connection between real and virtual content, virtual content should behave realistically in the physical environment it’s placed in, with realistic physics, occlusion, collision detection, illumination and shadowing [1].
References:
[1]
Sugano, N., Kato, H., Tachibana, K.; “The effects of shadow representation of virtual objects in augmented reality”, Proceedings International Symposium On Mixed And Augmented Reality (ISMAR), pages: 76–83, 2003
[2]
Leyvand, T., Meekhof, C., Wei, Y., Sun, J. and Guo, B., “Kinect Identity: Technology and Experience,” Computer, vol. 44, pages 94–6, 2011.
