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Affine transformation virtual 3D object using a finger gesture-based interactive system in the virtual environment. A convolutional neural network (CNN) based thumb and index fingertip detection system are presented here for seamless interaction with a virtual 3D object in the virtual environment. First, a two-stage CNN is employed to detect the hand and fingertips, and using the information of the fingertip position, the scale, rotation, translation, and in general, the affine transformation of the virtual object is performed. ...

...Our open source javascript performance framework enables artists to take direct control of the medium, to quickly collaborate with others, and to easily craft new experiences for all web-based platforms (including AR and VR). Check out the various styles and effects OpenPerform has to offer with our BVH animation demo!

This project intends to modelize a framework for remote controlled airplanes. This framework includes PPM/PCM drivers and data telemetry (location, speed, altitude) based on the SensorsAPI, to provide a reliable augmented reality for FPV flights

In this project, our goal is to use image webs to provide useful services for mobile users including content based image retrieval, query expansion, image annotation and augmented reality.

A free, java-based wearable computer and augmented reality system. Designed to be constructed out of common off-the-shelf items.

A plugin to do Gymkhanas in the LibreGeoSocial project (a mobile social network with a Mobile Augmented Reality interface. More Info: http://libregeosocial.morfeo-project.org/)

This is a project to provide an augmented reality client/server system for Android (possibly other SmartPhone OSs). Based on the Gamaray java client code by Clayton Lilly. The original Gamaray forum is at http://groups.google.com/group/gamaray/topics

Based on augmented reality concept, this project emulates a (multi) mouse behavior. This C++/Qt software allows controlling an application through the movements of tokens on a table captured by an IEEE 1394 based digital camera.