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Augmented Reality

• Reality Reinvented

Name KULASHEKAR

REDDY

Roll no. 09741A0539

Department of CSE



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Introduction

Augmented reality will truly change the way weview the world.

With augmented-reality displays, which willeventually look much like anormal pair of glasses, informative graphics willappear in your field of view, and

audio will coincide with whatever you see.

Augmented Reality is a field of computer researchwhich deals with combination of reality with computer generated data.



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Software based

on AugmentedReality …

Wikitude – Wiki

attitude



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WIKITUDE World Browser presents the userwith data about their surroundings, nearbylandmarks, and other points of interest by

overlaying information on the real-timecamera view of a smart-phone.

Wikitude –wiki attitude



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Implementation

To implement there are four things that werequire to do find user’s locationfind user’sorientation (view)generating

informationaugmenting it to user’s view

Find user’slocation

Find user’s orientation(view)

Generatedata

Augmentgenerated

data to’



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Head-mounted Displays

Just as monitors allow us to see textand graphics generated by computers,head-mounted displays (HMDs) will

enable us to view graphics and textcreated by augmented-reality systems

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Augmented VS VirtualRealityVirtual reality creates

immersive, computergenerated environmentswhich replaces real world\

Here the head mounteddisplays block out all theexternal world from theviewer and present a viewthat is under the completecontrol of the computer.

Virtual reality serves for at

totally immersiveenvironment . The sensesare under control of thesystem.

The user is completelyimmersed is an artificialworld and cut off from realworld.

Augmented reality is closerto the real world.augmented reality addgraphics, sounds & smell tothe natural world, as itexists.

Thus it augments the realworld scene in such a waythat the user can maintaina sense of presence in thatworld.

That is ,the user caninteract with the real world,and at the same time cansee, both the real andvirtual world co-existing.

User is not cut off from thereality



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Using Augmented Reality

Military - The military has been devising usesfor augmented reality for decades. The ideahere is that an augmented-reality system couldprovide troops with vital information about

their surroundings, such as showing whereentrances are on the opposite end of abuilding, somewhat like X-ray vision.

Instant information - Tourists and studentscould use these systems to learn more about acertain historical event.



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Conclusion

Augmented reality will further blur the linebetween what's real and what's computer-

generated by enhancing what we see, hear,feel and smell.

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