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IEEE MultiMedia, 2017
In this survey of academic contributions driving augmented reality’s commercial potential and of the industry trends advancing software and hardware developments and emerging applications, the author offers advice on how startups hoping to leverage these advances can compete against senior tech tycoons.
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In this survey of academic contributions driving augmented reality’s commercial potential and of the industry trends advancing software and hardware developments and emerging applications, the author offers advice on how startups hoping to leverage these advances can compete against senior tech tycoons.
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Augmented Reality as Perceptual Reality
2006As shown in Paul Milgram et al’s Reality-Virtuality Continuum (1994), Augmented Reality occupies a very unique status in the spectrum of Mixed Reality. Unlike Virtual Reality, which is completely made up of the virtual and has been the most important theme for both research and practical applications, theoretical approach for Augmented Reality seems to
Jung Yeon Ma, Jong Soo Choi
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Models of reality and reality of models
Kybernetes, 2000Summary: The activity of scholars presupposes models of the universe, i.e. structures, which can be used to simulate and anticipate the evolution of phenomena. Such models are usually conceived with the purpose of answering certain peculiar problems, specific to a well-defined field. As a result, believes that this kind of research does not explain the
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Reality Testing and Testing Reality in Group TreatmentPart I: Reality and Reality Testing
International Journal of Group Psychotherapy, 2016This two-part contribution addresses reality, reality testing, and testing reality-how we think about and may technically approach these concepts. Part I provides a topic overview and focuses on reality testing. Part II (in an upcoming issue) focuses on testing reality and how it promotes emergence of new or previously inhibited forms of engagement ...
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Reality, knowledge of reality, representation of the knowledge of reality
EPISTEMOLOGIA, 2012Very often reality is identified with our knowledge of it, and in turn our knowledge of reality is identified with the linguistic manner of describing it. It is claimed that the three moments cannot be identified, by pointing out some crucial differences among them obtained through an analysis of the power and limitations of languages and of the ...
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Through the Realities of Augmented Reality
2019Speaking of Augmented Reality (AR), it is about augmenting an actual world with some virtually generated digital information in order to make the combination of two worlds as seamless as possible. Creating seamless AR effects in real time is non-trivial, requiring interdisciplinary knowledge integration from many fields such as computer vision, signal ...
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Facilities, 1993
Investigates, following the NEOCON exhibition, “Virtual Reality” and its applications for facilities managers and users of office equipment. Discusses also “downsizing” by firms, which has led, in the USA, to a surplus of used office furniture. IBM in the UK has experimented with desk and chair sharing to avoid this kind of problem and IBM (USA) seems ...
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Investigates, following the NEOCON exhibition, “Virtual Reality” and its applications for facilities managers and users of office equipment. Discusses also “downsizing” by firms, which has led, in the USA, to a surplus of used office furniture. IBM in the UK has experimented with desk and chair sharing to avoid this kind of problem and IBM (USA) seems ...
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The Phenomenon of Reality and Reality
1975One of the most common and most fundamental criticisms of phenomenology has always been: What can a science of mere phenomena tell about reality itself? It may tell us what we take to be real. But does this in any way guarantee that the supposedly real is actually real? How can phenomenology decide the truth of what we mean?
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The reality of virtual reality
Assembly Automation, 1999The application of virtual reality (VR) in industry was the subject of a seminar at Cadcentre in Cambridge. The event, organised for UK VR Forum, the UK DTI’s VR awareness programme, prompted discussion on what is VR, highlighting the differences between immersive and non‐immersive techniques and where these are being applied. Three VR application case
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Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality: myths and realities
2018Ce livre décrit à la fois les aspects théoriques (modèles, méthodes, algorithmes) et pratiques (équipements, logiciels) de la réalité virtuelle.Il présente l'état actuel des connaissances en réalité virtuelle en informatique, mécanique, optique, acoustique, physiologie, psychologie, ergonomie, éthique et domaines connexes.
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