Automatic configuration of pervasive sensor networks for augmented reality

Pustka, Daniel; Huber, Manuel; Waechter, Christian; Echtler, Florian; Keitler, Peter; Newman, Joseph; Schmalstieg, Dieter; Klinker, Gudrun

doi:10.1109/mprv.2010.50

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“…An improved device manager would automatically determine the best set of a sensors to use, and would dynamically reconfigure the sensor set (e.g., in response to failure of one of the sensors.) This issue of sensor management has been more thoroughly covered in the Ubitrack system [9] and in the hybrid tracking AR system of Hallaway et al [5].…”

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Kurczak

Graham

2011

Proceedings of the 3rd ACM SIGCHI Symposium on Engineering Interactive Computing Systems

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Development of Augmented Reality (AR) applications can be time consuming due to the effort required in accessing sensors for location and orientation tracking data. In this paper, we introduce the TREC framework, designed to handle sensor input and make AR development easier. It does this in three ways. First, TREC generates a high-level abstraction of user location and orientation, so that low-level sensor data need not be seen directly. TREC also automatically uses the best available sensors and fusion algorithms so that complex configuration is unnecessary. Finally, TREC enables extensions of the framework to add support for new devices or customized sensor fusion algorithms.

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“…Ubitrack, on the other hand, is designed for automatic configuration [9]. It is meant to support large networks of sensors to provide AR tracking using all available resources, with completely dynamic configuration of dataflow networks based on Spatial Relationship Graphs (SRGs) of the sensors in the network.…”

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Kurczak

Graham

2011

Proceedings of the 3rd ACM SIGCHI Symposium on Engineering Interactive Computing Systems

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“…A webcam captures the scene with the cube. Augmented Chemical Reactions uses a marker tracking algorithm similar to the AR-toolkit [5], [6] to detect and recognize the currently visible patterns on the cube.…”

Section: Augmented Reality In Chemitrymentioning

confidence: 99%

Adding sensorial capabilities to the augmented chemical reactions application

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Maier

Quintas

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2014 11th International Conference on Remote Engineering and Virtual Instrumentation (REV)

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Abstract-This work intends to describe and demonstrate a haptic prototype specifically developed to work with the software application Augmented Chemical Reactions. The main goal of the application and the additional sensorial device is to improve the user immersion in chemistry learning by offering 3D molecules visualization, on a monitor, by using augmented reality technology. The application allows students to manipulate the molecules using patterns for the interface instead of the common mouse and keyboard interface.

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“…This generates the impression as if the virtual objects are part of the real physical environment and can be interacted with. The application Augmented Chemical Reactions uses one or more markers or cubes with a black and white pattern on it which can be tracked by a marker tracker [5] similar to the AR-toolkit [6]. This marker tracker captures images from a webcam and calculates the position and orientation of the patterns relative to the camera by using the size and deformation of the patterns in the camera image.…”

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Augmented Chemical Reactions: 3D Interaction Methods for Chemistry

Maier

Klinker

2013

Int. J. Onl. Eng.

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Abstract-Supporting chemistry students in learning and researchers in developing and understanding new chemical molecules is a task that is not that easy. Computer applications try to support the users by visualizing chemical properties and spatial relations. Thus far, there mostly exist applications that are controlled by using ordinary input devices as mice and keyboards. But these input devices have one problem: they always try to map a lower degree of freedom to 6-dimensional movements for the location and the orientation of the virtual molecules. Augmented Chemical Reactions is an application that uses Augmented Reality to visualize and interact with the virtual molecules in a direct way. With the introduced 3D interaction methods, the work of students and researchers is tried to be simplified to concentrate on the actual task.

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Automatic configuration of pervasive sensor networks for augmented reality

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