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Kap. 6 stellt Forschungsansätze zur Verbesserung der Interaktion mit virtuellen Modellen vor. Es werden Ansätze zur Vereinfachung der Kalibrierung von Durchsichtbrillen für Augmented-Reality-Überlagerungen vorgestellt. Neuartige Interaktionstechniken werden am Beispiel einer taktilen Haut, durch Einsatz von sogenannten berührbaren Interaktionsgeräten und anhand von bildbasierter Interaktion demonstriert.

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    Für die beschriebenen Versuche wurde OptiTrack™ von NaturalPoint verwendet.

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Mecke, R. (2016). Teilprojekt TP 4 – Interaktion. In: Schenk, M., Schumann, M. (eds) Angewandte Virtuelle Techniken im Produktentstehungsprozess. Springer Vieweg, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-49317-5_6

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