论文信息 - Jonathan Swift: Augmented Reality Application for Trinity Library's Long Room

Jonathan Swift: Augmented Reality Application for Trinity Library's Long Room

This demo paper describes a project that engages cutting-edge free viewpoint video (FVV) techniques for developing content for an augmented reality prototype. The article traces the evolutionary process from concept, through narrative development, to completed AR prototypes for the HoloLens and handheld mobile devices. It concludes with some reflections on the affordances of the various hardware formats and posits future directions for the research.

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