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Augmenting reality for augmented reality
Interactions, 2016There are two competing narratives for the future of computationally augmented spaces. On the one hand, we have the Internet of Things [1], where the narrative is one of making our environments more aware of us and of themselves, and generally making everything “smarter” through embedded computation, sensing, and actuation.
Michael A. Cowling +3 more
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Human Augmentics: Augmenting human evolution
2011 Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, 2011Human Augmentics (HA) refers to technologies for expanding the capabilities, and characteristics of humans. One can think of Human Augmentics as the driving force in the non-biological evolution of humans. HA devices will provide technology to compensate for human biological limitations either natural or acquired.
Robert V. Kenyon, Jason Leigh
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2020 IEEE International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality (ISMAR), 2020
A recurrent problem in egocentric Augmented Reality (AR) applications is the misestimation of depth. Providing alternative views from non-egocentric perspectives can convey useful information for applications that require the correct judgment of depth as it is in the case of placement and alignment of virtual and real content, but also for exploration ...
Alejandro Martin-Gomez +5 more
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A recurrent problem in egocentric Augmented Reality (AR) applications is the misestimation of depth. Providing alternative views from non-egocentric perspectives can convey useful information for applications that require the correct judgment of depth as it is in the case of placement and alignment of virtual and real content, but also for exploration ...
Alejandro Martin-Gomez +5 more
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AUGMENTING THE AUGMENTED BLADDER: TREATMENT OF THE CONTRACTILE BOWEL SEGMENT
Journal of Urology, 1998Bowel used for bladder reconstruction regardless of detubularization occasionally retains its contractile properties. Of 323 patients who underwent primary enterocystoplasty we identified 19 who continue to have high pressure bladder contractions and required augmentation of the previously augmented bladder.Reason for repeat augmentation, upper tract ...
J C, Pope +3 more
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Mathematics of Operations Research, 1986
It is well known that, for a nonlinear program, any Karush–Kuhn–Tucker point that satisfies the second order sufficient condition is also a strict local minimum of the augmented Lagrangian with an underlying penalty parameter sufficiently large. A main theme of the paper is to strengthen the theorem and bring to light an interesting connection among ...
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It is well known that, for a nonlinear program, any Karush–Kuhn–Tucker point that satisfies the second order sufficient condition is also a strict local minimum of the augmented Lagrangian with an underlying penalty parameter sufficiently large. A main theme of the paper is to strengthen the theorem and bring to light an interesting connection among ...
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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1988
A new expandable breast implant for use in hypomastia is presented. The ability to manipulate the size of the implant postoperatively greatly enhanced the final results.
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A new expandable breast implant for use in hypomastia is presented. The ability to manipulate the size of the implant postoperatively greatly enhanced the final results.
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