Elérhető a 4. VLL konferencián tartandó előadásom absztraktja:

Images in the Network Age: Picturing Augmented Reality
Since the introduction of Virtual Reality and ubiquitous computing the use of
immersive Augmented Reality (AR) technologies has entered the scientific, educational,
media and cultural domains. Augmented reality (AR) is a live view of a physical, realworld
environment whose elements and details are augmented (or in some cases supplemented)
by computer-generated visual sensory input. The view of reality is modified
(or in some radical cased replaced) by images accessed through the network. The visible
result enhances or alters our perception of reality, as the augmentation is in real-time and
in semantic context with environmental elements.
The present paper aims at introducing AR as a phenomenon where the real-world
scenery is mixed with layers of virtual images. This talk investigates the significance of
user-generated content and raises the question: how much will the view of the future be
based both on augmented scenery generated by images uploaded to the network and the
user-computer interaction.

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