Title
In and out of Reality: Janus-Faced Location Awareness in Ubiquitous Games
Abstract
Many future ubiquitous devices will be able to determine their precise physical position using different types of localization techniques (e.g. GPS antennas for out- door-, RFID tags, infrared beacons or triangulation etc. in indoor settings). Especially for games in a mobile environ- ment usage of the devices, respectively player's location will capacitate new game functionality and content. Location Awareness in this context is twofold though, corresponding to the games' focus: Either the player's actions can be influ- enced by providing additional information according to the devices physical location (augmented or mixed reality) or lo- cation awareness directly or indirectly alters content and state of the game (location immersion). This work focuses on the presentation of two ubiquitous strategy games, which are based on the same uniform middleware for MANETs, implementing the above mentioned different forms of lo- cation awareness.
Year
DOI
Venue
2007
10.4304/jsw.2.6.86-92
JSW
Keywords
DocType
Volume
mu- lti-hop ad hoc networks,mobile learning,index terms — location awareness,network centric operations.,ubiquitous and pervasive strate- gy games,infrared,mixed reality,rfid tag,ad hoc network,middleware,indexing terms
Journal
2
Issue
Citations 
PageRank 
6
0
0.34
References 
Authors
7
1
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Alexander Höhfeld1283.51