HandyAR (Markerless Augmented Reality from UCSB)

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.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Handy AR
• Augmented Reality
• AR
• Markerless Tracking
• Gesture Recognition
• Computer Vision
• ISWC
• Wearable Computing
• Wearables

[5serieslover]

That's really awesome

[leef918]

手形识别，不算太难。

[jonathanventura]

@joedajoester Download link has been fixed.

[jherazob]

The paper is on citeseer, ask google for the filename.

[joedajoester]

Amazing! The download link does not work on the website can u please fix this! Thanks and amazing!!! Tell me when it's back up working again!

[spintokid]

could this be done using other as the marker ie a piece of wall etc.?

[juanmanqn]

Hi, can you recommend some book or website about pose estimation?

What is the name of the geometric transform?

[albertmatyi]

Amazing! What method did you use for hand segmentation? Also, if you can, please recommend me books on computer vision. Thanks !

[v01d4d3pt]

very great example of object manipulation of course a funtion with both processes and data structures is also an object. can you say marker. labeled 01.

[jharmening1]

How do you do that!? is there more info on how this is done?