Augmenting reality for augmented reality

Michael Cowling; Theresa Tanenbaum; James Birt; Karen Tanenbaum

doi:10.1145/3019008

Augmenting reality for augmented reality

Michael Cowling, Theresa Tanenbaum, James Birt, Karen Tanenbaum

Faculty of Society & Design

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Abstract

In this article we present examples of three projects that seek to merge these two approaches by creating and fabricating playful material elements that can be integrated with camera-based AR systems but that are independently meaningful objects in their own right. We argue that this new wave of physically grounded ARtechnologies constitutes the first steps toward a hybridized digital/physical future that can transform our world.

Original language	English
Pages	42-45
Number of pages	4
Volume	24
No.	1
Specialist publication	Interactions
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1145/3019008
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2017

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Augmenting reality for augmented reality

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Mixed Reality Research Lab

Apple App Store and ARKit 2.0 Briefing with Apple Pty Limited

VR/AR Showcase at IEEE TALE - Special Track on XR and Immersive Learning Environments - Mixed Reality Demo

IEEE ICICLE XR for Learning SIG (External organisation)

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Apple App Store and ARKit 2.0 Briefing with Apple Pty Limited

VR/AR Showcase at IEEE TALE - Special Track on XR and Immersive Learning Environments - Mixed Reality Demo

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