ARScope is a novel interface for various applications of augmented reality. A superimposed image is projected by a head-mounted projector onto a hand-held device covered with retro-reflective material. The background image is transformed into an image that is suitable for the user’s current viewpoint without the use of markers or a head-tracking device.
This research project at the University of California, Santa Barbara presents markerless camera tracking and user interface methodology for readily inspecting augmented reality (AR) objects using a user’s outstretched hand.
Just use a webcam and your bare hand and you’re good to go.
By Taehee Lee and Tobias Hollerer from the “Four Eyes Laboratory” ( http://ilab.cs.ucsb.edu/projects/taehee/HandyAR/ ). Published at IEEE ISWC 2007.
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