One Reality: Augmenting How the Physical World is Experienced by Combining Multiple Mixed ...
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Claims an 6-level continuum that incrementally shifts experiences from physical to virtual and implements a proof‑of‑concept system using an overhead scaffold with projectors, OptiTrack motion capture and HTC Vive lighthouses to combine projection, see‑through tablets and head‑mounted displays. Demonstrations include 3D‑printed manipulatives, a projected world miniature and portals to remote scenes. Evaluation finds users performing with a physical + virtual parity on spatial recall when swapping between augmentation and HMD, while sensing is limited by partial point clouds and wavelength interference.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to mixed reality
- 1:10Theory of reality modalities
- 3:43Incremental augmentation examples
- 5:10Adding digital information over surfaces
- 6:18Using see-through devices
- 7:22Head-mounted displays and virtual navigation
- 8:32System setup and limitations
- 9:37Beyond the paper: use cases
- 11:47Evaluating augmented systems
- 13:34Key findings and future directions
- 14:49Q&A session
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