Navigation

You are here: Home / Members / Michael Kalkusch / Publications / Structured visual markers for indoor pathfinding

Structured visual markers for indoor pathfinding

Authors Kalkusch Michael, Thomas Lidy, Michael Knapp, Gerhard Reitmayr, Hannes Kaufmann, Schmalstieg Dieter
Appeared in

Proceedings of the First IEEE International Workshop on ARToolKit (ART02)

Organization

IEEE

Date  2002
Abstract

We present a mobile augmented reality (AR) system to guide a user through an unfamiliar building to a destination room. The system presents a world-registered wireframe model of the building labeled with directional information in a see-through heads-up display, and a three-dimensional world-in-miniature (WIM) map on a wrist-worn pad that also acts as an input device. Tracking is done using a combination of wall-mounted ARToolKit markers observed by a head-mounted camera, and an inertial tracker. To allow coverage of arbitrarily large areas with a limited set of markers, a structured marker re-use scheme based on graph coloring has been developed.

Link

PDF

[Powered by Plone]