Using Spread Spectrum Ranging Techniques for Position Tracking in a Virtual Environment
Published 1 January 1995
Don Brutzman, Michael Zyda, Steven R. Bible
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in the Proceedings of Network Realities ‘95, 26 - 28 October 1995, Boston, Massachusetts, pp.
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in the Proceedings of Network Realities ‘95, 26 - 28 October 1995, Boston, Massachusetts, pp.
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