IMPROVE: An innovative application for collaborative mobile mixed reality design review
International Journal on Interactive Design and Manufacturing (IJIDeM)Published 15 May 2007
Pedro Santos, André Stork, Thomas Gierlinger, Alain Pagani, Céline Paloc, Iñigo Barandarian
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An innovative application aiming at combining large, tablet-based and headmounted displays for collaborative mobile mixed reality design reviews and an overview of the hardware and software developments within IMPROVE are introduced.
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In this paper we introduce an innovative application aiming at combining large, tablet-based and headmounted displays for collaborative mobile mixed reality design reviews. Our research and development is motivated by two use scenarios: automotive and architectural design review involving real users from Page\\Park architects and Elasis FIAT. Our activities are supported by the EU IST project IMPROVE. It covers activities in the areas of: HMD development using unique OLED technology, markerless tracking, augmented reality rendering, image calibration for large tiled displays, collaborative tablet-based and projection wall oriented interaction and stereoscopic video streaming for mobile users. The paper gives an overview of the hardware and software developments within IMPROVE and concludes with results from first user test.
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