Vodafone Group Services GmbH – Vodafone Group R&D Germany
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@MISC{Keitler_vodafonegroup,
author = {Peter Keitler and Frieder Pankratz and Björn Schwerdtfeger and Daniel Pustka and Wolf Rödiger and Gudrun Klinker and Technische Universität München and Christian Rauch and Anup Chathoth and John Collomosse and Yi-zhe Song},
title = {Vodafone Group Services GmbH – Vodafone Group R&D Germany},
year = {}
}
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Abstract
the AR viewer application. We investigated questions regarding the usability of the viewer, such as placement of objects or interaction with the scene. Figure 1: Mobile AR viewer We describe a mobile augmented reality application that is based on 3D snapshotting using multiple photographs. Optical square markers provide the anchor for reconstructed virtual objects in the scene. A novel approach based on pixel flow highly improves tracking performance. This dual tracking approach also allows for a new single-button user interface metaphor for moving virtual objects in the scene. The development of the AR viewer was accompanied by user studies confirming the chosen approach.
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