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IEEE TVCS Session on Virtual and Augmented Reality

Tuesday, 26 July, 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm, Anaheim Convention Center, Room 304 AB
Session Chair: Dieter Schmalstieg, University of Graz

Lift-Off: Using Reference Imagery and Freehand Sketching to Create 3D Models in VR

Lift-Off is an immersive 3D interface for creating complex models with a controlled, handcrafted style. Curves sketched in 2D are interactively “lifted” into space to create a 3D scaffolding.

Bret Jackson
Macalester College

Daniel Keefe
University of Minnesota

SoftAR: Visually Manipulating Haptic Softness Perception in Spatial Augmented Reality

SoftAR is a novel spatial-augmented-reality technique based on a pseudo-haptics mechanism that visually manipulates the sense of softness perceived by a user pushing a soft physical object.

Parinya Punpongsanon
Osaka University

Daisuke Iwai
Osaka University

Kosuke Sato
Osaka University

Latency in Distributed Acquisition and Rendering for Telepresence Systems

In this project, telepresence latency is analyzed by decomposition into sub-latencies and compared with real latencies in a prototype by modifying two common latency-measurement methods.

Stephan Ohl
Universität Rostock

Malte Willert
Universität Rostock

Oliver Staadt
Universität Rostock

From Motion to Photons in 80 Microseconds: Toward Minimal Latency for Virtual and Augmented Reality

A see-through DMD display with a 16 kHz update rate, combining post-rendering 2D offsets and just-in-time tracking updates with a novel modulation technique for turning binary pixels into grayscale.

Peter Lincoln
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Alex Blate
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Montek Singh
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Turner Whitted
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Andrei State
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Anselmo Lastra
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Henry Fuchs
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill