Authoring augmented reality: a code-free approach

Authors:
Rodney Berry;Naoto Hikawa;Mao Makino;Masami Suzuki;Takashi Furuya
Affiliations:
ATR Media information Science Laboratories, Kyoto;ATR Media information Science Laboratories, Kyoto;ATR Media information Science Laboratories, Kyoto;ATR Media information Science Laboratories, Kyoto;ATR Media information Science Laboratories, Kyoto
Venue:
SIGGRAPH '04 ACM SIGGRAPH 2004 Posters
Year:
2004

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Abstract

We present an environment that enables non-programmers to quickly author interactive augmented reality projects without writing code or waiting to compile. Major changes to models, animation, behaviors and interactivity can be made while the application is running, and the results immediately seen on a HMD or screen. We do this by combining marker-tracking software with Touch Designer, a real-time 3D interactive modelling and animation program.