Interactive virtual assembling in augmented reality
International Journal on Interactive Design and Manufacturing (IJIDeM)Published 23 March 2009
Pier Paolo Valentini
Citations60
SJR quartileQ2
SJR score0.49
SNIP1.10
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The author presents the implementation of the system facing the problems concerning the interpretation of user’s intent to grasp and move the objects and the computer-aided assembly based on a novel approach concerning active features dynamic recognition.
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In this paper, a computer-aided methodology based on augmented reality to manipulate and interactively assemble virtual objects is presented. The developed system, based on both hardware and software implementation, allows the user to be immersed in an augmented scene (real world and virtual objects) by means of an head-mounted display and interact with the virtual components using a glove with sensors. The author presents the implementation of the system facing the problems concerning the interpretation of user’s intent to grasp and move the objects and the computer-aided assembly based on a novel approach concerning active features dynamic recognition. An example of implementation is herein reported and discussed.
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