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ISMAR09 is less than a month away and I’m getting excited about attending (though I wish I could be there for the full week.)  This year’s conference looks to be the best one yet. 

While the industry is gazing longingly to the future, there’s still a lot to learn from past ISMAR conferences.  The conference organizers have been uploading old videos from past events and it’s interesting to see how the concepts haven’t changed, but the technology has gotten better.  

I won’t even begin to claim that I understand the abstract titles, so just look at the pretty pictures and don’t try to make sense of all the fifty cent words.  Consider that most of these videos hail from the year 2004. 

 

Augmented Reality Room Design

 

 

AR Visualization of an Archaeological Excavation

 

 

Tinmith-evo5: Interactive AR Techniques for 3D Geometery Construction at a Distance

 

Embedding Imperceptible Patterns into Projected Images for Simultaneous Acquisition and Display

 

Component-based Approach to Immersive Authoring of Tangible AR Applications

 

Video See-Through AR on Consumer Cell Phones

 

Augmented Surfaces: A Spatially Continious Workspace for Hybrid Computing Enviroments

 

The AR Apprenticeship by Replication and Omnidirectional Viewing of Subtle Movements

 

Deformable 3D Lungs Superimposition

 

Distribuited AR Training Tool

 

The ARC Display for 3D Visualization

 

In-Place Augmented Reality

About

Thomas K. Carpenter

Thomas K. Carpenter is a full time urban fantasy author with over 60 independently published titles. His bestselling, multi-series universe, The Hundred Halls, has over 35 books and counting. His stories focus on fantastic families, magical academies, and epic adventures.

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