“Enabling Physical Telework with Spatial Augmented Reality” by Adcock, Thomas, Gunn and Smith
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Entry Number: 71
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- Enabling Physical Telework with Spatial Augmented Reality
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When you think of the professions most likely to telecommute, it is common to envision a white collar knowledge worker, remotely accessing their computer desktop applications and services. While in reality, telework benefits are not limited to knowledge workers.
We are investigating and developing technologies that can empower a skilled individual in one location, to complete a physical task in another location. Our approach has been to investigate systems that have a relatively unskilled human collaborator local to the task. Here, we present systems that explore this collaborative form of physical telework using applications of Spatial Augmented Reality (SAR).
References:
- Adcock M, Feng D and Thomas B (2013a) Visualization of Off-Surface 3D Viewpoint Locations in Spatial Augmented Reality. In ACM SUI 2013, Los Angeles, 20–21 July.
- Adcock M, Ranatunga D, Feng D and Thomas B (2013b) Towards Object Based Abstractions in Remote Guidance of Physical Tasks, In IEEE ISMAR WiP, Adelaide, 1–4 Oct.
- Adcock M, Anderson S and Thomas B (2013c). RemoteFusion: real time depth camera fusion for remote collaboration on physical tasks. In ACM VRCAI 2013, Hong Kong, Nov 17–19.
- Gunn C and Adcock M (2011) Using Sticky Light Technology for Projected Guidance. In OZCHI 2011, Canberra, Nov 28 — Dec 2.
- Palmer D, Adcock M, Smith J, Hutchins M, Gunn C, Stevenson D and Taylor K (2007) Annotating with light for remote guidance. In OZCHI 2007, Adelaide, Nov 21–23.
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