Tracking requirements for augmented reality
Communications of the ACMPublished 1 July 1993
Ronald Azuma
Citations244
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In this Issue, Fltzmaurlc, = and Feiner describe two different augmented-reality systems that require highly capable head and object trackers to create an effective Illusion of virtual objects coexisting with the real world.
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