SPINKLAR-3D: Motion Capture, Interaction and Cooperation Between People and Avatars in 3D Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality
Vol. 2 No. 2 (2013), Information technology applications
Vol. 2 No. 2 (2013)

SPINKLAR-3D: Motion Capture, Interaction and Cooperation Between People and Avatars in 3D Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality

Information technology applications
Published 2023-09-26
  • Stanislav Stanek
  • Andrej Ferko
  • Zuzana Černeková
  • Elena Šikudová
  • Róbert Bohdal
  • Peter Borovský
  • Martin Florek
  • Lukáš Tencer
  • Ján Žižka
  • Matej Hudák
  • Zuzana Haladová
  • Martin Madaras
  • Jana Dadová
  • Palo Fabo
  • Ivana Varhaníková
  • Daniela Onačilová
  • Tomáš Kovačovský
Stanislav Stanek
Andrej Ferko
Zuzana Černeková
Elena Šikudová
Róbert Bohdal
Peter Borovský
Martin Florek
Lukáš Tencer
Ján Žižka
Matej Hudák
Zuzana Haladová
Martin Madaras
Jana Dadová
Palo Fabo
Ivana Varhaníková
Daniela Onačilová
Tomáš Kovačovský
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Keywords

motion capture, interaction, cooperation, augmented reality, virtual reality, avatar, virtual environments, laboratory, computer vision

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Stanek, S., Ferko, A., Černeková, Z., Šikudová, E., Bohdal, R., Borovský, P., Florek, M., Tencer, L., Žižka, J., Hudák, M., Haladová, Z., Madaras, M., Dadová, J., Fabo, P., Varhaníková, I., Onačilová, D., & Kovačovský, T. (2023). SPINKLAR-3D: Motion Capture, Interaction and Cooperation Between People and Avatars in 3D Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality. Information Technology Applications, 2(2), 46–53. Retrieved from https://www.itajournal.com/index.php/ita/article/view/190
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Abstract

We present selected results from a recently established Future Technologies Laboratory for basic research in the field of interaction and cooperation aimed for augmented and virtual reality. The laboratory is being built around the Spinnstube system, which needs to be enhanced by devices that facilitate the interaction and mutual cooperation of humans and/or avatars with objects in virtual environments. The basic research question is how to optimize the communication among all involved entities. The outcome of this VEGA project is a concept of a laboratory suitable both for teaching and research.

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