Paper Info
Title
Interoperable augmented web browsing for exploring virtual media in real space
Abstract
Although location-based information systems can now be accessed from mobile devices, searching for information from an outdoor environment requires a significant amount of effort given the time-consuming manipulations that need to be made. Augmented-Reality (AR) based systems can help resolve these issues by reducing the physical effort required to input keywords onto a small keyboard, and the mental effort necessary to review the search results. But most AR systems do not consider media sharing environments where individual systems are not interoperable in respect of their media and browsing abilities. In this paper, we focus on a media environment for interoperable augmented-reality systems, making the assumption that such devices will become more wide spread and that many people will share individual media in a real-world space. Furthermore, we describe such emerging scenarios and new research issues. We also present a model to manage the futuristic data, making it similar to existing physical media, and show a practical example using the system we have developed.
Year
DOI
Venue
2009
10.1145/1507136.1507143
LocWeb
Keywords
Field
DocType
media environment,interoperable augmented-reality system,individual system,ar system,interoperable augmented web,real space,location-based information system,mental effort,physical media,outdoor environment,individual media,virtual media,physical effort,information system,augmented reality,mobile device,web browsing
Information system,Mental effort,World Wide Web,Media sharing,Computer science,Interoperability,Mobile device,Physical media,Web navigation,Multimedia
Conference
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
9
0.60
8
Authors
4
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Ryong Lee141234.22
Daisuke Kitayama26019.42
Yong-Jin Kwon325028.09
Kazutoshi Sumiya455084.30