Developing Augmented Reality on Smart Glasses

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"Developing Augmented Reality on Smart Glasses" by Mauro Rubin, Niccolò Mangiarotti Augmented Reality is one of the protagonist of Industry 4.0; this main role was achieved thanks to the spread of the next-generation wearable devices, starting from the new smart glasses. In the Enterprise field, AR apps for smart glasses have become everyday more sophisticated, offering, in the best use cases: 3D objects managements, smart navigation, objects recognition, connection to the IoT and new ways of interaction between virtual and real environment. The participants will learn how to develop an AR application for Epson Moverio smart glasses, able to offer the modules described above.

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Developing Augmented
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Augmented Reality: Definition
A technology that provides
the user the most relevant
information on anything
in real time.
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How does it works?
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Industrial Market
Causes:
• Wearable device smart glasses
• Scalable compute platforms
• Low cost sensors
• Low cost storage
Effects:
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CONTEXT COMPUTING | Mauro Rubin
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Monocular View Vs. Binocular View
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Context Computing

Context Computing: Technology
All the technologies used in the
platform allow the user to
perceive the surrounding and
the context of his own work
situation, by connecting to a
sensors’ network, recognizing
objects and providing a
forecasts on future needs in the
work process.
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GEOLOCALIZATION
OBJECT RECOGNITION
INTERNET OF THINGS
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
ALGORITHM

Context Computing: Platform Stack
Sensors
Raw Data
Algorithm
Analysis
Elaborated
Data
ARTIFICIAL
INTELLIGENCE
USER
DEVICES
Places Objects
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Output?
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Context Computing: use case
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Context Computing: Benefits
• Human – Machine interaction
• Active / Passive interaction among humans
• Intuitive Interface.
• Real time filtered data
• AI support
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It includes powerful AR specific
functionalities, such as:
• Stereoscopic 2D/3D;
• Geolocation with custom
location provider;
• Epson Moverio BT-200
dedicated utilities;
• Tailor-made for Android dev;
• Service store.
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