Mobile Augmented Reality Mashup for Furture IoT Environment

Abstract

This paper proposes a mobile augmented reality content mashup tool for generating new contents over the real world that utilizes cyber contents corresponding to real objects. The proposed mashup tool gathers relevant contents through web services by utilizing mobile sensing and context-awareness. It then combines them with real objects aided by automatic mashup and user participation. During mashup, users are allowed to generate new contents based on web contents and real objects for their purpose, while the mashup tool automatically combines contents and real objects. Furthermore, the contents are shared among other users and used to easily and efficiently generate new mashup services. We expect that the proposed mashup tool enables users to generate and share mashup services and this continuous usage of mashup can contribute to supporting a future IoT environment.

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