Julier, S; Lanzagorta, M; Baillot, Y; Rosenblum, L; Feiner, S; Hollerer, T; Sestito, S; (2000) Information filtering for mobile augmented reality. In: IEEE AND ACM INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON AUGMENTED REALITY, PROCEEDING. (pp. 3 - 11). IEEE COMPUTER SOC
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Augmented reality is a potentially powerful paradigm for annotating the environment with computer-generated material. These benefits will be evert greater when augmented reality systems become mobile and wearable. However to minimize the problem of clutter and maximize the effectiveness of the display, algorithms must be developed to select only the most important information for the user: in this paper we describe a region-based information filtering algorithm. The algorithm takes account of the state of the user (location and intent) and the state of individual objects about which information can be presented. It can dynamically respond to changes in the environment and the user's state. We also describe how simple temporal, distance and angle cues can be used to refine the transitions between different information sets.
|Title:||Information filtering for mobile augmented reality|
|Event:||IEEE and ACM International Symposium on Augmented Reality (ISAR 2000)|
|Dates:||2000-10-05 - 2000-10-06|
|UCL classification:||UCL > School of BEAMS > Faculty of Engineering Science > Computer Science|
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