COIT20249 ICT Professional Skills: Augmented Reality Presentation

This presentation provides a detailed overview of Augmented Reality (AR), defining it as a combination of real and virtual scenes. It elaborates on AR systems, explaining how they add virtual computer-generated objects, sense enhancements, and audio to the real world in real-time. The presentation outlines the goals of AR, which include creating systems where users can't differentiate between virtual augmentation and the real world. It further explains how AR works by picking a real-world scenario, adding virtual objects, and sometimes deleting real-world objects. Different display technologies like Head Mounted Displays, eye glasses, contact lenses, handheld devices and spatial displays are discussed. The presentation also contrasts AR with Virtual Reality (VR), highlighting their key differences. Finally, it explores various applications of AR in fields such as engineering design, medicine, military training, hazard detection, consumer design, entertainment, robotics, and manufacturing. The presentation concludes by reiterating that the main aim of AR is to create a seamless integration of virtual and real-world elements.

AUGMENTED
REALITY
Professional Skills for Information and Communication
Technology
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The main purpose of this presentation is to
elaborate on discussing the concept of
Augmented reality.
PRESENTATION PURPOSE

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• Introduction of Augmented Reality (AR)
• AR system
• Goal of AR
• How AR works
• Display
• Display techniques
• AR vs VR
• Applications
• Conclusion
• References
PRESENTATION OUTLINE

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• “Augmented Reality (AR) is a combination of a
real scene and a virtual scene” (Anderson,
2016).
• It is gained by the computers that augments
scenes by adding more information.
• It enhances the performance of an individual and
his perception of the world.
INTRODUCTION

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AR system adds the objects, sense enhancements and
audio that are generated from virtual computer to real
world environment in the real time (Alhaija et al., 2018)
AUGMENT REALITY SYSTEM

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Creating a system through which an individual cannot
differentiate which is virtual augmentation and which is
real world.
GOAL OF AUGMENTED REALITY

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• Picking a real world scenario
• Adding virtual objects in the scenario
• Deleting the real world object
HOW AUGMENTED REALITY WORKS

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• Head Mounted Display (HMD)
• Eye Glasses
• Contact Lenses
• Virtual Retina Display
• Handheld
• Spatial
DISPLAY

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• Monitor-based technology
• Moblies
• Laptops
• Projector
• Head-mounted displays
• Optical see-through
• Video see-through
TECHNOLOGIES

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• Sunglass demo
• Treat PDA or cell phones or laptop as a window
BYwhich one can see the AUGMENTED REALITY
world
MONITOR BASED AUGMENTED REALITY
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• Virtual and real view displays could be matched through
HMD
• Flexibility
HEAD MOUNTED DISPLAY AUGMENTED REALITY
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www.mapeng.net/news/mechanical_English_article/2012/8/mapeng_12810102812022.
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Augmented Reality Virtual Reality
a) It augments the real world
scenes
b) The users maintain a sense of
presence in the real world
scenario (Markman et al.,
2016)
c) It needs a mechanism for
combining the real worlds and
the virtual worlds (Wei et al.,
2015)
a) It is a completely immersive
environment
b) The visual senses are under
the control of the systems like
proprioceptive senses or aural
senses etc. (Liou et al., 2017)
AUGMENTED REALITY VERSUS VIRTUAL REALITY