Marker tracking for ultra-robust Augmented Reality

Another old demo that still stands the test of time. Almost all of the videos I put here are tracking with no markers. While by researching "augmented reality" on YouTube you will see many, many, marker tracking.
But we did markers too once... And as you can see, as soon as you decide to put markers to help you, you can obtain ultra-robust stuff (with an industrial tracking solution, some set-up and hard calibration work though !). But customers hate markers, believe me.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Augmented
• Reality
• Mixed
• Total
• Immersion
• Tracking

[lalalandd123]

where are people getting all these augmented reality demos? if anyone knows please send me the link

[EmmanuelMFr]

Mine are made by the company I work for.

[augmentedorg]

Hi there,

cool reaction of the tracking. But I believe you are still using markers. No patterns, but infrared reflecting balls, right? Otherwise I'd be damn impressed...

Greetings!

[EmmanuelMFr]

Well, this video is called "Marker tracking ..." ! It's infrared reflecting balls indeed.

[augmentedorg]

yeah true. my bad, sry. I was a bit confused by the description. is it ART?

[EmmanuelMFr]

It was ActiCM.

[IceMetalPunk]

That actually does have the quickest response time I've ever seen for AR. Nice demo!

-IMP ;) :)

[Arenal0]

It will interesting how they fare with the Playstation "Arc"

[mk0frosty]

search for BuildAR, free; the most simple;

[NikoKun]

Wow, that's extremely fast and accurate Augmented Reality! Almost seriously looked real!

I hope this sort of stuff makes it into the consumer world soon...

[Denis150386]

Is your company develops something for the augmented reality?