| Authors |
Schall Gerhard, Newman Joseph, Schmalstieg Dieter |
| Appeared in |
10th Computer Vistion Winter Workshop 2005 |
| Date |
02 2005 |
| Abstract |
Fiducial markers are commonly used for providing the tracking required by Augmented Reality
applications. Libraries exist that accurately track markers using cheap cameras, whilst the cost
of paper and toner associated with the manufacture of the markers is negligible. Attempts have
been made at deploying markers over a wide area in order to extend tracking range. This paper
describes techniques for rapidly and accurately surveying the locations of widely distributed
markers, whilst simultaneously building a model of the environment. |
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