In-Place Sketching for content authoring in Augmented Reality games (2010)
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University of Canterbury. Human Interface Technology LaboratoryCollections
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Abstract
Sketching leverages human skills for various purposes. In-Place Augmented Reality Sketching experiences build on the intuitiveness and flexibility of hand sketching for tasks like content creation. In this paper we explore the design space of In-Place Augmented Reality Sketching, with particular attention to content authoring in games. We propose a contextual model that offers a framework for the exploration of this design space by the research community. We describe a sketch-based AR racing game we developed to demonstrate the proposed model. The game is developed on top of our shape recognition and 3D registration library for mobile AR.
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Hagbi, N., Grasset, R., Bergig, O., Billinghurst, M., El-Sana, J. (2010) In-Place Sketching for content authoring in Augmented Reality games. Waltham, MA , USA: IEEE Virtual Reality Conference 2010 (VR 2010), 20-24 Mar 2010.This citation is automatically generated and may be unreliable. Use as a guide only.
Keywords
In-Place Augmented Reality Sketching; Tangible Interaction; User Interface; Sketch InteractionANZSRC Fields of Research
08 - Information and Computing Sciences::0801 - Artificial Intelligence and Image Processing::080111 - Virtual Reality and Related Simulation46 - Information and computing sciences::4603 - Computer vision and multimedia computation::460306 - Image processing