Augmented Reality Mohamad Iqbal @ciebal

Augmenting Our Reality ITHB | April 06, 2013

70’s

80’s

Now…

Innovation

Reality –Virtuality Continuum Virtual Reality

Real World

Augmented Reality

Augmented Virtuality

Virtuality Continuum

Augmented reality add virtual objects to real world.

A computer generated, interactive, three-dimensional environment in which a person is immersed. (Aukstakalnis, S. and D. Blatner 1992)

Virtual Reality

• Display (HMD, projector) • Input (glove, steering wheel)

VR component

Augmented

Virtual objects on real object

Augmented Reality

Already common in TV shows

• Freekick radius / Offside • Advertising spots • Weather Forecast • Stock

Augmented Reality

Marker based • Simple marker (B/W, rectangle) • Custom marker (custom

images)

Augmented Reality Types

Markerless • Facial detection • Image processing • Geotagging • Brand Interaction

Augmented Reality Types

Face Tracking

Image processing

Geotagging

Brand Interaction

AR for Games

– Card Games: • Eye of Judgement (PS3) – Pet Games • Invizimals (PSP)

AR for Education

AR for Education in Indonesia

AR for Military

Mobile Device

Augmented

AR for Translation

Mobile Augmented Reality Device

Registration Sensor Information

Location

MARA

2004 http://research.nokia.com/page/219

Mobile Augmented Reality Device

Registration Sensor Information

Location Image

Tower Defense Game with AR

Mobile Augmented Reality Device

Registration Sensor Information

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Mobile Augmented Reality Device

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Toresto for Windows Phone

Mobile Augmented Reality Device

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Nokia City Lens

Nokia City Lens Video

Google Glass

For Developers …

AR for Developers

• NyARToolkit

• Vuforia

• ZXing Android

• Obvious

• String

• ZXing iOS

• GART

• SLARToolkit

Windows Phone

Augmented reality applications should automate, facilitate and collaborate in our daily activities (Benderson and Druin, 1995,) It should be a tool, which allows us to solve our problems more effectively, this by integrating many diverse and emerging technologies (Bimber and Raskar, 2005)

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