Interdisciplinary Take on Augmented Reality

Augmented Reality on Mobile Phones

Augmented Reality

B. Historical Development The idea to such a technology was already born in the 1960s, when first head-mounted displays (HMD) were built by the visionary Ivan Sutherland [1]. The original application of such displays was tele-presence – the display would show imagery, captured by remote servo-controlled IR cameras, which were moved according to the user’s head motion. This allowed the user to c...

Augmented Reality

One Day BMVA Technical Meeting in association with the UKVRSIG and IEE/E4 at British Institute of Radiology, London, UK on 3rd May 2000 Augmented reality is the process of augmenting the users view of a world with synthetic models or information. This could be anything from the written annotation of a scene to superimposed 3D graphical models. The applications of Augmented Reality are in wearab...

Augmented Reality System and Maintenance of Oil Pumps

Qualification of employees who operate technological processes directly influences the safety of production. However, the employees’’ qualification cannot completely exclude human factor. Today, there are many technologies that can minimize or eliminate human factor impact on production safety ensuring. The augmented reality technology is an example of this technology. Nowadays, the augmented r...

Application of Augmented and Virtual Reality Technologies in Medicine

Background and Aim: Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality are immersive technologies that integrate virtual and real-world elements. These technologies have been used to help and improve human capabilities in many fields. Virtual and augmented systems are used in various medical situations. They are effective options in most stages of patient treatment and performing medical procedures. Therefo...