Denis Vlieghe
ABSTRACT
Our work explores the vision of integrating 3d data collected through photogrammetry into the source of the information in a physical space leveraging Mixed Reality (MR) interface platform. As a proof-of-concept prototype design, we show augmentation of the 3D data associated with the physical surrounding using HoloLens and Photogrammetry technique. Our goals are two folds: First, to introduce novel interaction design technique to duplicate and superimpose the physical world virtually in a Mixed Reality setting. Second, to understand how people will interpret and interact in this new hybrid space where artistic photogrammetry 3D renderings of the space are overlaid onto the real world as a multidimensional Mixed Reality element.
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Index Terms
- Distorted Reality: Augmented 3D Photogrammetry Over HoloLens?
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