“A shape-free, designable 6-DoF marker tracking method” by Nishino

  • ©Hiroki Nishino

  • ©Hiroki Nishino

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    A shape-free, designable 6-DoF marker tracking method

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    Markers are widely used for camera-based interaction. Yet, most of the marker tracking methods have considerable limitations in shapes and designs; they are not usually visually meaningful to the users. Such an issue on visually communicative designs can be very important to provide visual cues in a mobile/pervasive environment where a user must first notice a marker and understand its meaning before initiating interaction, unlike in an immersive environment with a head-mounted-display that keeps displaying information on the detected markers.

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    1. Costanza, E. & Huang, J (2009). “Designable Visual Markers”, in Proceeding. of SIGCHI09, 1879–1888
    2. Wolfson, H. J. & Rigoutsos, I (1997). “Geometric Hashing: An Overview”, IEEE Computational Science and Engineering. 4(4), 10–21


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