User Interfaces for Mobile Augmented Reality Systems

Augmented Reality (AR) is a technol- ogy where the view of the real world is superimposed, in real time, with virtual objects, augmenting the information available to the user

This approach allows the user to play this popular card game using cards as a Tangi- ble Interface in Augmented Reality. From the architectural point of view, Magic in AR,

Figure 1: Tracking systems: (a) metris iGPS, (b) metris Krypton series, (c) FARO measurement

By means of the images captured by the on- board camera, the application recognizes the current point of view of the ‘Sagrada Familia’ and merges the real-world images with the

This paper presents a crime scene interpretation framework which combines augmented reality visual paradigm and gesture based interaction to provide a new

User Manual on Augmented Reality for Installation and Maintenance of the V-Brakes System of a Mountain Bike.. Jorge Martín-Gutiérrez 1 , Manuel

We analyze and propose benefits of using tracked multi-touch mobile devices (TMMDs) with the goal of developing effective interaction techniques to handle a variety of tasks

Here, with the help of experimental archaeology, technologies such as weaving, ceramics and glass making were recreated under the form of digital films, which were later