论文信息 - Hyper-bonds - distributed collaboration in mixed reality

Hyper-bonds - distributed collaboration in mixed reality

Abstract A concept of mixing distributed real and virtual worlds through a unified human–machine interface, connecting logical to physical phenomena, will be introduced. This approach allows the extension of ubiquitous computing and image oriented mixed reality to ubiquitous physical action. It is shown, how distributed collaboration between two or more locations and environments can benefit from this technology. Relations to control-theory and modeling are presented.

Friedrich Wilhelm Bruns | F. W. Bruns

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