论文信息 - Tracking position and orientation in a large volume

Tracking position and orientation in a large volume

Tracking position and orientation accurately and precisely is important in effective virtual reality systems. Large volume trackers are necessary to build effective augmented reality systems. A new approach to large-volume six-degree-of-freedom tracking is presented. The approach uses ultrasonic measurement technology and cellular deployment to achieve a relatively low-cost large-volume tracker.<<ETX>>

Henry Sowizral | James C. Barnes

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