“Taking Augmented Reality out of the Laboratory and into the Real World” 講演会
日時:2012年10月24日(水)10:30~12:00
場所:東北大学電気通信研究所 1号館S棟3階 S306セミナー室
題目:“Taking Augmented Reality out of the Laboratory and into the Real World”
講師:Dr. Christian Sandor(Senior Lecturer: School of Computer and Information Science University of South Australia)
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- 日時 :2012年10月24日(水)10:30~12:00
- 場所 :東北大学電気通信研究所 1号館S棟3階 S306セミナー室
- 題目 :“Taking Augmented Reality out of the Laboratory and into the Real World”
- 講師 :Dr. Christian Sandor
(Senior Lecturer: School of Computer and Information Science
University of South Australia)
http://www.magicvisionlab.com/people/ChristianSandor/ - 概要 :
This presentation introduces our efforts to create commercial
applications with Augmented Reality (AR), a user interface technology
that overlays computer graphics over the user’s view of their
surroundings. Together with our industry partners, we investigate two
scenarios: first, to mobile information browsing on mobile phones
(Nokia); second, to industrial product design (Canon).
During the last decade, mobile information browsing on mobile phones has
become a widely-adopted practice. This was made possible by the increase
of wireless networking infrastructure and the ever increasing amount of
online data. By employing AR, we enable users to access digital data
much more fluidly and therefore assist everyday tasks much more
effectively than with previous user interfaces. An example is AR X-Ray
vision, which enables users to look through buildings and other
obstacles.
A common task in industrial product design is to create physical
prototypes of new products. A common prototyping method is to use 3D
printers to create physical models. However, 3D printers are slow and
expensive and changes to the shape are costly and labour intensive. We
are investigating completely virtual prototypes that can be seen through
AR and touched through a haptic device. This enables users to
interactively change the shape and appearance of a prototype. After
having successfully demonstrated virtual prototypes using a pen-shaped
haptic device, we are currently developing a system that enables users
to touch the virtual prototypes with all their fingertips.
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電気通信研究所 システム・ソフトウェア研究部門 情報コンテンツ研究室
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