Research Results of ECRC UI&V GroupWhile a research staff member at ECRC I belonged to a group (User Interaction and Visualization) investigating Augmented Reality (See Klinker et al. 1997). My research activities in this group were mainly focused on calibration issues (See Whitaker et al. 1995, and Tuceryan et al. 1995), and the interaction between real and virtual objects. The interactions included occlusions and collisions between real and virtual objects in augmented reality (See Breen et al. 1996). The last project that I worked on involved developing an augmented reality application that demonstrated our optical tracking results. (See Koller et al. 1997).
I was also involved in the development of two augmented reality demonstration projects, the first for mechanical repair (See Rose et al. 1995), the second for interior design (See Ahlers et al. 1995).
Research Results of ECRC UI&V Group
A geometric model is registered to a real object (388 kB)
A real table occludes two virtual chairs (230 kB)
Virtual objects are automatically placed on a real table (107 kB)
Ego-Motion Estimation in a Known 3D Environment (134 kB)
The components of an automobile engine are automatically annotated (294 kB)
A component is picked and automatically annotated on an automobile engine (275 kB)
