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This document discusses emerging technologies in mobile brain-computer interfaces and augmented reality. It explores how electroencephalography and electromyography can be used for mobile interaction beyond touchscreens. It also examines current and upcoming technologies like NeuroSky brainwave sensors, Emotiv brain-computer interface caps, and mobile augmented reality. The document defines augmented reality and discusses key challenges like estimating the camera's position and orientation relative to the real world scene, and approaches to address these challenges including vision-based, sensor-based, marker-based and markerless methods.
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Augmented reality combines real and virtual elements. While mobile phones provide an accessible platform, developing augmented reality applications for phones poses challenges due to limitations of phone hardware and cameras. Effective augmented reality relies on sensors or computer vision techniques to accurately track the position and orientation of the device or camera in real time. Marker-based tracking provides precise tracking but requires physical markers, while markerless tracking using natural features is more difficult but more versatile. Overall, augmented reality remains limited by the accuracy and processing capabilities of mobile phones but continues to advance.
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- 1. EXPLORING THE FAR REACHES OF THE MOBILE INTERACTION CONTINUUM Dr Paul Coulton Over the Air 2010
- 3. MIND OR MUSCLE Electroencephalography or Electromyography
- 4. NO LONGER AUGMENTED SHOWER NeuroSky CAPS emotiv
- 5. WHAT DOES IT TELL ME ?
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- 10. Mixed Reality Real Augmented Augmented Virtual Environment Reality Virtuality Reality WHAT IS AR ? In Academia narrowed to: Combine real and virtual Is interactive in real time Is registered in 3D
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- 12. ESTIMATING POSE Vision Based (marker or markerless) Sensor Based
- 13. ERRORS
- 14. SENSOR BASED
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