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PublisherAddison Wesley Professional

ISBN-100321883578

ISBN-139780321883575

eBay Product ID (ePID)143640380

Product Key Features

Number of Pages528 Pages

LanguageEnglish

Publication NameAugmented Reality : Principles and Practice

SubjectVirtual Worlds

Publication Year2016

TypeTextbook

Subject AreaComputers

AuthorDieter Schmalstieg, Tobias Hollerer

SeriesUsability Ser.

FormatTrade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height0.9 in

Item Weight25.3 Oz

Item Length9 in

Item Width7 in

Additional Product Features

Intended AudienceScholarly & Professional

LCCN2016-936585

Reviews"This is an essential book for anyone interested in Augmented Reality, by two of the leading pioneers. It provides an outstanding foundation to the fast growing field of AR, both for those already in the field as well as those who just want to understand the technology more deeply." -Dr. Mark Billinghurst, Professor of Human Computer Interaction, University of South Australia, and creator of the ARToolKit "At first, I thought this book provided a very solid foundation for any Augmented Reality newbie who needed to learn all aspects of AR, but then I realized I couldn't stop digging and learning...it goes deeper than many of the AR books I reviewed in the past decade!" -Ori Inbar, Executive Director, Augmented World Expo (augmentedworldexpo.com); CEO and founder, AugmentedReality.org, "This is an essential book for anyone interested in augmented reality, by two of the leading pioneers. It provides an outstanding foundation to the fast growing field of AR, both for those already in the field as well as those who just want to understand the technology more deeply." --Dr. Mark Billinghurst, Professor of Human Computer Interaction, University of South Australia, and creator of the ARToolKit

Dewey Edition23

IllustratedYes

Dewey Decimal006.8

Table Of ContentPreface xix Acknowledgments xxv About the Authors xxvii Chapter 1: Introduction to Augmented Reality 1 Definition and Scope 3 A Brief History of Augmented Reality 4 Examples 13 Related Fields 28 Summary 31 Chapter 2: Displays 33 Multimodal Displays 34 Visual Perception 39 Requirements and Characteristics 40 Spatial Display Model 56 Visual Displays 58 Summary 84 Chapter 3: Tracking 85 Tracking, Calibration, and Registration 86 Coordinate Systems 87 Characteristics of Tracking Technology 90 Stationary Tracking Systems 96 Mobile Sensors 99 Optical Tracking 105 Sensor Fusion 117 Summary 120 Chapter 4: Computer Vision for Augmented Reality 121 Marker Tracking 123 Multiple-Camera Infrared Tracking 132 Natural Feature Tracking by Detection 138 Incremental Tracking 149 Simultaneous Localization and Mapping 156 Outdoor Tracking 164 Summary 176 Chapter 5: Calibration and Registration 179 Camera Calibration 180 Display Calibration 183 Registration 190 Summary 194 Chapter 6: Visual Coherence 195 Registration 196 Occlusion 199 Photometric Registration 205 Common Illumination 216 Diminished Reality 227 Camera Simulation 231 Stylized Augmented Reality 236 Summary 237 Chapter 7: Situated Visualization 239 Challenges 241 Visualization Registration 245 Annotations and Labeling 248 X-Ray Visualization 254 Spatial Manipulation 260 Information Filtering 265 Summary 270 Chapter 8: Interaction 271 Output Modalities 272 Input Modalities 279 Tangible Interfaces 286 Virtual User Interfaces on Real Surfaces 294 Augmented Paper 295 Multi-view Interfaces 297 Haptic Interaction 304 Multimodal Interaction 304 Conversational Agents 306 Summary 309 Chapter 9: Modeling and Annotation 311 Specifying Geometry 312 Specifying Appearance 317 Semi-automatic Reconstruction 319 Free-Form Modeling 322 Annotation 325 Summary 328 Chapter 10: Authoring 329 Requirements of AR Authoring 330 Elements of Authoring 333 Stand-Alone Authoring Solutions 335 Plug-In Approaches 339 Web Technology 341 Summary 342 Chapter 11: Navigation 345 Foundations of Human Navigation 346 Exploration and Discovery 347 Route Visualization 347 Viewpoint Guidance 350 Multiple Perspectives 354 Summary 360 Chapter 12: Collaboration 361 Properties of Collaboration Systems 362 Co-located Collaboration 364 Remote Collaboration 370 Summary 377 Chapter 13: Software Architectures 379 AR Application Requirements 380 Software Engineering Requirements 382 Distributed Object Systems 385 Dataflow 389 Scene Graphs 395 Developer Support 400 Summary 407 Chapter 14: The Future 409 What May Drive Business Cases 410 An AR Developer's Wish List 411 Taking AR Outdoors 415 Interfacing with Smart Objects 417 Confluence of Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality 418 Augmented Humans 419 AR as a Dramatic Medium 420 AR as a Social Computing Platform 421 Summary 422 References 423 Index 473

SynopsisToday's Comprehensive and Authoritative Guide to Augmented Reality By overlaying computer-generated information on the real world, augmented reality (AR) amplifies human perception and cognition in remarkable ways. Working in this fast-growing field requires knowledge of multiple disciplines, including computer vision, computer graphics, and human-computer interaction. Augmented Reality: Principles and Practice integrates all this knowledge into a single-source reference, presenting today's most significant work with scrupulous accuracy. Pioneering researchers Dieter Schmalstieg and Tobias H llerer carefully balance principles and practice, illuminating AR from technical, methodological, and user perspectives. Coverage includes Displays: head-mounted, handheld, projective, auditory, and haptic Tracking/sensing, including physical principles, sensor fusion, and real-time computer vision Calibration/registration, ensuring repeatable, accurate, coherent behavior Seamless blending of real and virtual objects Visualization to enhance intuitive understanding Interaction-from situated browsing to full 3D interaction Modeling new geometric content Authoring AR presentations and databases Architecting AR systems with real-time, multimedia, and distributed elements This guide is indispensable for anyone interested in AR, including developers, engineers, students, instructors, researchers, and serious hobbyists., This book is a single-source reference, presenting the most significant AR work with scrupulous accuracy. For more than a decade, Dieter Schmalstieg has pioneered both AR theory and application, and now, in this book with Tobias H. Höllerer, he addresses all aspects of the field, illuminating AR from both technical and HCI perspectives. The authors review AR's technical foundations, including display and tracking technologies; show how AR emerges from the symbiosis of computer vision and computer graphics, introduce AR-specific visualization and 3D interaction techniques, and showcase applications from diverse industries. They conclude by introducing AR smartphone development, including a cutting-edge Qualcomm QCAR case study., Today's Comprehensive and Authoritative Guide to Augmented Reality By overlaying computer-generated information on the real world, augmented reality (AR) amplifies human perception and cognition in remarkable ways. Working in this fast-growing field requires knowledge of multiple disciplines, including computer vision, computer graphics, and human-computer interaction. Augmented Reality: Principles and Practice integrates all this knowledge into a single-source reference, presenting today's most significant work with scrupulous accuracy. Pioneering researchers Dieter Schmalstieg and Tobias Höllerer carefully balance principles and practice, illuminating AR from technical, methodological, and user perspectives. Coverage includes Displays: head-mounted, handheld, projective, auditory, and haptic Tracking/sensing, including physical principles, sensor fusion, and real-time computer vision Calibration/registration, ensuring repeatable, accurate, coherent behavior Seamless blending of real and virtual objects Visualization to enhance intuitive understanding Interaction-from situated browsing to full 3D interaction Modeling new geometric content Authoring AR presentations and databases Architecting AR systems with real-time, multimedia, and distributed elements This guide is indispensable for anyone interested in AR, including developers, engineers, students, instructors, researchers, and serious hobbyists.

LC Classification NumberQA76.9.A94