Mark Billinghurst
Raphael Grasset
ABSTRACT
As computers become more invisible, Augmented Reality (overlaying virtual images on the real world) is an increasingly important application area for computer graphics and user interface design. This tutorial will provide a detailed introduction to AR interface design and research, with reviews of topics as such as tracking and registration, interaction techniques, design principles, and usability evaluation, as well as areas for future AR research. Portions of the tutorial will be devoted to the ARToolKit and osgART open-source software tools for building AR applications. Participants will leave knowing how to build AR applications that provide a high quality user experience.
Index Terms
- Developing augmented reality applications
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