A User Localization Using Stereo Measurement of Infrared Markers and an Orientation Sensor for Wearable Augmented Reality

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  • ウェアラブル拡張現実感のための赤外マーカのステレオ計測と姿勢センサを用いた位置・姿勢推定(「ウェアラブル・ユビキタス技術」特集)
  • ウェアラブル拡張現実感のための赤外マーカのステレオ計測と姿勢センサを用いた位置・姿勢推定
  • ウェアラブル カクチョウ ゲンジツカン ノ タメ ノ セキガイ マーカ ノ ステレオ ケイソク ト シセイ センサ オ モチイタ イチ シセイ スイテイ

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This paper describes a real-time 3-dimensional head tracking for an indoor wearable navigation system using augmented reality, which provides navigation information as virtual objects overlaid on the real scene. We propose a hybrid tracking with a pair of stereo-camera and an orientation sensor, which localizes a 3-dimensional position and orientation of a user's head. Discretely located infrared markers in the workspace are used as fiducial markers. Through some experiments, it is shown that this tracking system has reasonable accuracy enough to provide navigation information.

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