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PROMAR: Practical Reference Object-based Multi-user Augmented Reality (poster)
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Abstract
Mobile Augmented Reality (MAR) represents an emerging category of applications that bring users interactive experiences with the physical experiencesnvironment. In such applications, users can place virtual objects in real-world space, and view them through a camera view. In this work, we develop a framework that supports multi-users interactions for MAR apps, where one user places a virtual object that can be recognized by other users.
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- PROMAR: Practical Reference Object-based Multi-user Augmented Reality (poster)
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ISBN:9781450366618
DOI:10.1145/3307334
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- Junehwa Song,
- Minkyong Kim,
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- Nicholas D. Lane,
- Rajesh K. Balan
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