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    The document discusses augmented reality (AR), which combines real and virtual scenes. It describes AR systems, how they work by adding computer-generated objects to real environments in real-time. The ultimate goal of AR is to make the virtual elements indistinguishable from reality. AR is compared to virtual reality which aims to fully immerse users. Various display techniques for AR like head-mounted displays, glasses, and spatial projections are outlined. Applications of AR discussed include medical, entertainment, military training, engineering and more.

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    Augmented Reality

    Prepared by:
    Khyati Ganatra
    (12CE082)

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    Topics discussed

     Augmented Reality
     Augmented Reality System
     How it Works
     Display techniques
     AR vs VR
     Technology
     Applications & Examples
    Feb 4, Spring 2002 CS 7497 2
    What is Augmented
    Reality?

     A combination of a real
    scene viewed by a user
    and a virtual scene
    generated by a computer
    that augments the scene
    with additional
    information.

    3
     An AR system adds
    virtual computer-
    generated objects,
    audio and other
    sense enhancements
    to a real-world
    enviornment in real
    time.

    4
    What is the Goal of AR?

     To enhance a person’s performance


    and perception of the world

     But, what is the ultimate goal????

    5
    The Ultimate Goal of AR

     Create a system such that a user


    CANNOT tell the difference between
    the real world and the virtual
    augmentation of it.

    6
    Augmented Reality vs.
    Virtual Reality

    Augmented Reality Virtual Reality:


     System augments the  Totally immersive
    real world scene environment
     User maintains a
     Visual senses are
    sense of presence in
    real world under control of
     Needs a mechanism
    system (sometimes
    to combine virtual aural and
    and real worlds proprioceptive senses
    too)
    7
    Miligram’s Reality-
    Virtuality Continuum

    Mixed Reality (MR)

    Real Augmented Augmented Virtual


    Environmen Reality (AR) Virtuality (AV) Environment
    t

    Miligram coined the term “Augmented Virtuality” to identify


    systems which are mostly synthetic with some real world
    imagery added such as texture mapping video onto virtual
    objects.
    8
    This is how AR works
     Pick A Real World Scene
     Add your Virtual Objects in it.
     Delete Real World Objects
     Not Virtual Reality since
    Environment Real.

    9
    DISPLAY
     Head-mounted
    Display(HMD)
    –  device paired to a
    headset such as a
    harness or helmet
     Eye Glasses
    – eye wear that employs
    cameras to intercept
    the real world view and
    re-display it's
    augmented view
    through the eye pieces

    10
    DISPLAY(cont..)
     Contact Lenses
    – Contain the elements for display
    embedded into the lens including
    integrated circuitry, LEDs and an
    antenna for wireless
    communication.
    – Under development
     Virtual Retina Display
    – a personal display device under
    development .
    –  a display is scanned directly onto
    11
    the retina of a viewer's eye.
    DISPLAY(cont..)
     Handheld
     a small display that fits in a user's hand.
     Portable
     Ubiquitous
     Physical constraints of the user having to hold the device
     Distorting effect

     Spatial
      makes use of digital projectors to display graphical
    information.
      user is not required to carry equipment or wear the
    display over their eyes.
     can be used by multiple people at the same time without
    each having to wear a head-mounted display.

    12
    Display Technologies

     Monitor Based
     Head Mounted Displays:
    – Video see-through
    – Optical see-through

    13
    Monitor Based Augmented
    Reality

     Simplest available
     Little feeling of being immersed in
    environment

    14
    Optical see-through HMD

    15
    Video see-through HMD

    Feb 4, Spring 2002 CS 7497 16


    Video Composition
    for Video see-through HMD
     Chroma-keying
    – Used for special effects
    – Background of computer graphics images is
    set to a specific color
    – Combining step replaces all colored areas
    with corresponding parts from video
     Depth Information
    – Combine real and virtual images by a pixel-
    by-pixel depth comparison
    17
    Advantages of
    Video see-through HMD

     Flexibility in composition strategies


     Wide field of view
     Real and virtual view delays can be
    matched

    18
    Advantages of
    Optical see-through HMD

     Simplicity
     Resolution
     No eye offset

    19
    Applications

     Medical  Manufacturing,
     Entertainment Maintenance, and
    Repair
     Military Training
     Consumer Design
     Engineering
    Design  Hazard Detection
     Robotics and  Audio
    Telerobotics

    20
    Medical

    21
    Entertainment

    22
    Defence

    23
    Education

    24
    THANK YOU

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