Augmented Reality in a Public Space: The Natural History Museum, London

Ailsa Barry; Jonathan Trout; Paul Debenham; Graham Thomas

doi:10.1109/MC.2012.106

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Augmented Reality in a Public Space: The Natural History Museum, London

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Augmented Reality in a Public Space: The Natural History Museum, London

Ailsa Barry, Jonathan Trout, Paul Debenham and Graham Thomas

Computer (Long Beach, Calif.), Vol.45(7), pp.42-47

01/07/2012

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1109/MC.2012.106

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In addition to seamlessly integrating virtual and real content, augmented reality systems in museums must provide a viewing interface that is flexible and robust enough for thousands of people to use.

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Title: Augmented Reality in a Public Space: The Natural History Museum, London
Creators: Ailsa Barry - Natural History Museum
Jonathan Trout - British Broadcasting Corporation (United Kingdom)
Paul Debenham - British Broadcasting Corporation (United Kingdom)
Graham Thomas - Natural History Museum
Publication Details: Computer (Long Beach, Calif.), Vol.45(7), pp.42-47
Publisher: IEEE
Number of pages: 6
Publication Date: 01/07/2012
Identifiers: 991175967102346; WOS:000305983400017
Academic Unit: School of Computer Science & Electronic Engineering
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article

Augmented Reality in a Public Space: The Natural History Museum, London

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