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Pose estimation of landscape images using DEM and orthophotos

Devis Tuia, François Golay, Christoph Strecha, Timothée Produit

In this paper, we propose a methodology for the estimation of the pose of oblique landscape images. Knowledge about the pose is needed for using such images in augmented reality applications or to allow projection of pixels in a GIS for spatial analysis. W ...

2012

Real-time interactive modeling and scalable multiple object tracking for AR

Vincent Lepetit

We propose a real-time solution for modeling and tracking multiple 3D objects in unknown environments for Augmented Reality. The proposed solution consists of both scalable tracking and interactive modeling. Our contribution is twofold: First, we show how ...

Pergamon-Elsevier Science Ltd2012

Paper Interfaces: an HCI Approach to Geometry Education

Quentin Bonnard

Paper interfaces are an alternative for controlling a computer. Typically, users interact with pieces of paper which are detected by a camera and augmented with relevant information by a projector. The development of paper interfaces, historically, aimed a ...

EPFL2012

Hands-on Symmetry with Augmented Reality on Paper

Pierre Dillenbourg, Frédéric Kaplan, Quentin Bonnard

Computers have been trying to make their way into education, because they can allow learners to manipulate abstract notions and explore problem spaces easily. However, even with the tremendous potential of computers in education, their integration into for ...

2012

Gut-associated microbes of Drosophila melanogaster

Bruno Lemaitre, Nichole Broderick

There is growing interest in using Drosophila melanogaster to elucidate mechanisms that underlie the complex relationships between a host and its microbiota. In addition to the many genetic resources and tools Drosophila provides, its associated microbiota ...

2012

Handling Motion-Blur in 3D Tracking and Rendering for Augmented Reality

Vincent Lepetit

The contribution of this paper is two-fold. First, we show how to extend the ESM algorithm to handle motion blur in 3D object tracking. ESM is a powerful algorithm for template matching-based tracking, but it can fail under motion blur. We introduce an ima ...

2012

Turning Augmented Reality into a media: Design exploration to build a dedicated visual language

Pascal Fua, Nicolas Henchoz, Vincent Lepetit

This work collects the explorations conducted within the EPFL+ECAL Lab by several designers to interpret the various spheres of action of Augmented Reality in order to derive visual principles. These principles seek to contribute to developing a specific v ...

IEEE2011

Making Mobile Augmented Reality A Reality

Jeffrey Huang, Hendrik Ole Knoche, Laurent Bindschaedler

Recent advances in mobile device technology have freed augmented reality (AR) applications from the constraints of desktops, laptops and head-mounted displays. But they are met with a lack of guidelines on the design and user interactions of mobile device- ...

ACM2011

Automatic text detection for mobile augmented reality translation

Charles Baur, Marc Petter

We present a fast automatic text detection algorithm devised for a mobile augmented reality (AR) translation system on a mobile phone. In this application, scene text must be detected, recognized, and translated into a desired language, and then the transl ...

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On the Information Rates of the Plenoptic Function

Martin Vetterli, Minh Do

The plenoptic function describes the visual information available to an observer at any point in space and time. Samples of the plenoptic function (POF) are seen in video and in general visual content (images, mosaics, panoramic scenes, etc.), and rep- res ...

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers2010

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