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| + | * Real-time, two-directional gyroscope response akin augmented reality: | ||
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| + | * Omnidirectional Control Apparatus allows you to move in any direction. Works just like a virtual control stick. | ||
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| + | [[Image:OCA.png|250px]] | ||
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| + | * Objects are highlighted within a bounding reticle: | ||
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| + | [[Image:objInRet.png|250px]] | ||
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| + | * The reticle will bring up menus that can affect the selected object(s). Change the color, or perform affine transformations on objects, etc. | ||
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| + | [[Image:MenuDispAR.png|250px]] | ||
* A Server that collects User Information and stores it in a database (So users can resume their previous work later, or perhaps can be developed further into a 3D-game): | * A Server that collects User Information and stores it in a database (So users can resume their previous work later, or perhaps can be developed further into a 3D-game): | ||
Latest revision as of 09:04, 6 December 2013
Project Description
A 3D-User interface that utilizes sensor data from android devices to simulate augmented reality.
Features and Screenshots
- Real-time, two-directional gyroscope response akin augmented reality:
- Omnidirectional Control Apparatus allows you to move in any direction. Works just like a virtual control stick.
- Objects are highlighted within a bounding reticle:
- The reticle will bring up menus that can affect the selected object(s). Change the color, or perform affine transformations on objects, etc.
- A Server that collects User Information and stores it in a database (So users can resume their previous work later, or perhaps can be developed further into a 3D-game):
- The Server also updates other users in the same local group about changes to the objects in the environment.
E.G.
Android Device Screen 1:
Android Device Screen 2:
After a few color changes on one screen (Screen 1)...
Android Device Screen 1:
Android Device Screen 2:
The other screen is updated to reflect those changes!
Android Device Screen 1:
Android Device Screen 2:
