| Authors |
Langlotz Tobias, Mooslechner Stefan, Zollmann Stefanie, Degendorfer Claus, Reitmayr Gerhard, Schmalstieg Dieter |
| Appeared in |
International Workshop on Smartphone Applications and Services 2010 |
| Date |
December 2010 |
| Abstract |
We present a novel system allowing in-situ content creation for mobile Augmented Reality in unprepared environments. This system targets smartphones and therefore allows a spontaneous authoring while in place. We describe two different scenarios, which are depending on the size of the working volume and consequently use different tracking techniques. A natural feature-based approach for planar targets is used for small working spaces whereas for larger working volume a panoramic based rotation tracking is deployed. Both are integrated into one system allowing the user to use the same interaction for creating the content applying a set of simple, yet powerful modeling functions for content creation. The resulting AR content can be shared with other users using a dedicated content server or kept in a private inventory for later use. |
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