Hyocheol Ro
Tack-Don Han
ABSTRACT
In this paper, we propose three display methods for projection-based augmented reality. In spatial augmented reality (SAR), determining where information, objects, or contents are to be displayed is a difficult and important issue. We use deep learning models to estimate user pose and suggest ways to solve the issue based on this data. Finally, each method can be appropriately applied according to various the applications and scenarios.
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Index Terms
- Display methods of projection augmented reality based on deep learning pose estimation
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