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ISMAR 2012: Atlanta, GA, USA
- 11th IEEE International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality, ISMAR 2012, Atlanta, GA, USA, November 5-8, 2012. IEEE Computer Society 2012, ISBN 978-1-4673-4660-3
- Christine Perey, Christopher B. Stapleton, Mark Billinghurst
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BOF. - Perry Hoberman:
Portable reality: Expanding available space. - Shahram Izadi:
A new era of Human Computer Interaction. - Nenad Stojanovic, Areti Damala, Tobias Schuchert, Ljiljana Stojanovic, Stephen H. Fairclough, John Moores:
Tutorial 1: Adaptive augmented reality (A2R): Where AR meets user's interest. - Evan Barba, Jay D. Bolter, Maria Engberg, Isaac Kulka, Rebecca Rouse:
Tutorial 2: Integrating and using panoramas and photographic images in AR experiences. - Jeff Chastine, Jon A. Preston, Tony Tseng:
Tutorial 3: AR mobile game development: Getting started. - Mark Billinghurst, Tobias Langlotz, Blair MacIntyre, Hartmut Seichter
Workshop 1: 2nd IEEE ISMAR workshop on authoring solutions for augmented reality. - Steven Feiner, Kiyoshi Kiyokawa, Gudrun Klinker, Marcus Dennis, Charles Woodward:
Workshop 2: Classifying the AR presentation space. - Daniel Wagner, Jonathan Ventura, Gerhard Reitmayr, Hideo Saito, Selim Benhimane:
Workshop 3: IEEE ISMAR 2012 workshop on tracking methods and applications (TMA). - Jonathan Ventura, Tobias Höllerer:
Wide-area scene mapping for mobile visual tracking. 3-12 - Steffen Gauglitz, Chris Sweeney, Jonathan Ventura, Matthew A. Turk, Tobias Höllerer:
Live tracking and mapping from both general and rotation-only camera motion. 13-22 - Paul McIlroy, Shahram Izadi, Andrew W. Fitzgibbon:
Kinectrack: Agile 6-DoF tracking using a projected dot pattern. 23-29 - Anastasios Roussos
Dense multibody motion estimation and reconstruction from a handheld camera. 31-40 - Winston Yii
Distributed visual processing for augmented reality. 41-48 - Xin Yang, Kwang-Ting Cheng
LDB: An ultra-fast feature for scalable Augmented Reality on mobile devices. 49-57 - Grace Woo, Andrew Lippman, Ramesh Raskar:
VRCodes: Unobtrusive and active visual codes for interaction by exploiting rolling shutter. 59-64 - Daniel Kurz, Thomas Olszamowski, Selim Ben Himane:
Representative feature descriptor sets for robust handheld camera localization. 65-70 - Taragay Oskiper, Supun Samarasekera, Rakesh Kumar:
Multi-sensor navigation algorithm using monocular camera, IMU and GPS for large scale augmented reality. 71-80 - Daniel Pustka, Jan-Patrick Hülß, Jochen Willneff, Frieder Pankratz, Manuel J. Huber, Gudrun Klinker
Optical outside-in tracking using unmodified mobile phones. 81-89 - Jan Jachnik, Richard A. Newcombe, Andrew J. Davison:
Real-time surface light-field capture for augmentation of planar specular surfaces. 91-97 - Peter Kán
High-quality reflections, refractions, and caustics in Augmented Reality and their contribution to visual coherence. 99-108 - Philipp Lensing, Wolfgang Broll:
Instant indirect illumination for dynamic mixed reality scenes. 109-118 - Lukas Gruber, Thomas Richter-Trummer, Dieter Schmalstieg:
Real-time photometric registration from arbitrary geometry. 119-128 - Taiki Fukiage, Takeshi Oishi, Katsushi Ikeuchi:
Reduction of contradictory partial occlusion in mixed reality by using characteristics of transparency perception. 129-139 - Jan Herling, Wolfgang Broll:
PixMix: A real-time approach to high-quality Diminished Reality. 141-150 - Jiajian Chen, Greg Turk, Blair MacIntyre:
A non-photorealistic rendering framework with temporal coherence for augmented reality. 151-160 - Weiquan Lu
Subtle cueing for visual search in augmented reality. 161-166 - Stefanie Zollmann
Interactive 4D overview and detail visualization in augmented reality. 167-176 - Raphaël Grasset, Tobias Langlotz
Image-driven view management for augmented reality browsers. 177-186 - Arindam Dey
Tablet versus phone: Depth perception in handheld augmented reality. 187-196 - Domagoj Baricevic, Cha Lee, Matthew A. Turk, Tobias Höllerer, Doug A. Bowman
A hand-held AR magic lens with user-perspective rendering. 197-206 - Ohan Oda, Steven Feiner:
3D referencing techniques for physical objects in shared augmented reality. 207-215 - Mengu Sukan, Steven Feiner, Barbara Tversky, Semih Energin:
Quick viewpoint switching for manipulating virtual objects in hand-held augmented reality using stored snapshots. 217-226 - Iulian Radu, Blair MacIntyre:
Using children's developmental psychology to guide augmented-reality design and usability. 227-236 - Nils Petersen, Didier Stricker:
Learning task structure from video examples for workflow tracking and authoring. 237-246 - Anne-Cecilie Haugstvedt, John Krogstie
Mobile augmented reality for cultural heritage: A technology acceptance study. 247-255 - Jian Wang, Pascal Fallavollita, Lejing Wang, Matthias Kreiser, Nassir Navab:
Augmented reality during angiography: Integration of a virtual mirror for improved 2D/3D visualization. 257-264 - Zhen Bai, Alan F. Blackwell, George Coulouris:
Making Pretense Visible and Graspable: An augmented reality approach to promote pretend play. 267-268 - Bassem Besbes, Sylvie Naudet-Collette, Mohamed Tamaazousti, Steve Bourgeois, Vincent Gay-Bellile:
An interactive Augmented Reality system: A prototype for industrial maintenance training applications. 269-270 - Tobias Blum, Ralf Stauder, Ekkehard Euler, Nassir Navab:
Superman-like X-ray vision: Towards brain-computer interfaces for medical augmented reality. 271-272 - Pished Bunnun, Dima Damen, Andrew Calway, Walterio W. Mayol-Cuevas:
Integrating 3D object detection, modelling and tracking on a mobile phone. 273-274 - Joon Hao Chuah, Benjamin Lok
Hybrid virtual-physical entities. 275-276 - Michael Csongei, Liem Hoang, Ulrich Eck
ClonAR: Rapid redesign of real-world objects. 277-278 - Yuichiro Fujimoto, Goshiro Yamamoto, Takafumi Taketomi, Jun Miyazaki, Hirokazu Kato
Relationship between features of augmented reality and user memorization. 279-280 - Chunyu Gao, Yuxiang Lin, Hong Hua
Occlusion capable optical see-through head-mounted display using freeform optics. 281-282 - Christian Heinrichs, Andrew P. McPherson:
Recreating the parallax effect associated with Fishtank VR in a Real-Time telepresence system using head-tracking and a robotic camera. 283-284 - Adam Herout
Fractal marker fields: No more scale limitations for fiduciary markers. 285-286 - Thuong N. Hoang
Distance-based modeling and manipulation techniques using ultrasonic gloves. 287-288 - Robert Hofmann, Hartmut Seichter
A GPGPU accelerated descriptor for mobile devices. 289-290 - Ayanna M. Howard, Luke Roberts, Sergio García, Rakale Quarells:
Using mixed reality to map human exercise demonstrations to a robot exercise coach. 291-292 - Norihiko Kawai, Masayoshi Yamasaki, Tomokazu Sato, Naokazu Yokoya:
AR marker hiding based on image inpainting and reflection of illumination changes. 293-294 - Nicolas H. Lehment, Katharina Erhardt, Gerhard Rigoll:
Interface design for an inexpensive hands-free collaborative videoconferencing system. 295-296 - João Paulo Silva do Monte Lima
Texture-less planar object detection and pose estimation using Depth-Assisted Rectification of Contours. 297-298 - Kazutaka Mitobe, Masahiro Tomioka, Masachika Saito, Masafumi Suzuki:
Development of a ubiquitous learning system for dexterous hand operation. 299-300 - Shigeki Morishima, Tomohiro Mashita, Kiyoshi Kiyokawa, Haruo Takemura
A waist-mounted ProCam system for remote collaboration. 301-302 - Marija Nakevska, Jun Hu
Alice's adventures in an immersive mixed reality environment. 303-304 - Seung-tak Noh, Sunao Hashimoto, Daiki Yamanaka, Yoichi Kamiyama, Masahiko Inami
Lighty: A painting interface for room illumination by robotic light array. 305-306 - Marina Atsumi Oikawa, Igor de Souza Almeida, Takafumi Taketomi, Goshiro Yamamoto, Jun Miyazaki, Hirokazu Kato
Augmented prototyping of 3D rigid curved surfaces. 307-308 - Joonsuk Park, Donghyun Lee, Jun Park:
Digital map based pose improvement for outdoor Augmented Reality. 309-310 - Olivier Pauly, Amin Katouzian, Abouzar Eslami, Pascal Fallavollita, Nassir Navab:
Supervised classification for customized intraoperative augmented reality visualization. 311-312 - Iulian Radu:
Why should my students use AR? A comparative review of the educational impacts of augmented-reality. 313-314 - John Sausman, Alexei Samoylov, Susan Harkness Regli, Meredith Hopps:
Effect of eye and body movement on augmented reality in the manufacturing domain. 315-316 - Srinath Sridhar, Victor Ng-Thow-Hing:
Generation of virtual display surfaces for in-vehicle contextual augmented reality. 317-318 - István Szentandrási, Michal Zachariás, Jirí Havel, Adam Herout
Uniform Marker Fields: Camera localization by orientable De Bruijn tori. 319-320 - Yuichi Taguchi, Yong-Dian Jian, Srikumar Ramalingam, Chen Feng
SLAM using both points and planes for hand-held 3D sensors. 321-322 - Tsuyoshi Tasaki, Akihisa Moriya, Aira Hotta, Takashi Sasaki, Haruhiko Okumura:
Depth perception control by hiding displayed images based on car vibration for monocular head-up display. 323-324 - Atsushi Umakatsu, Tomohiro Mashita, Kiyoshi Kiyokawa, Haruo Takemura
Touch-n-Paste: Direct texture transfer interaction in AR environments. 325-326 - Duc Nguyen Van, Tomohiro Mashita, Kiyoshi Kiyokawa, Haruo Takemura
Subjective evaluations on perceptual depth of stereo image and effective field of view of a wide-view head mounted projective display with a semi-transparent retro-reflective screen. 327-328 - Tim Verbelen
A component-based approach towards mobile distributed and collaborative PTAM. 329-330 - Peter Weir, Christian Sandor
BurnAR: Feel the heat. 331-332 - Hiroshi Yasuda, Yoshihiro Ohama:
Toward a practical wall see-through system for drivers: How simple can it be? 333-334 - Feng Zheng, Ryan Schubert, Greg Welch
A general approach for closed-loop registration in AR. 335-336
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