Stereoscopic Video and Augmented Reality ABSTRACT
This article appeared in a slightly different form as:
"Stereoscopic Vision and Augmented Reality",
Scientific Computing and Automation, 9(7), 31-34, June 1993.
Abstract
As technology advances, more and more telerobotic tasks are being
developed. For the forseeable future, these remotely controlled systems
will depend on human intelligence and perception in order to
accomplish complex tasks. It is therefore important to make the
human-machine interface as effective and efficient as possible.
This paper describes work done by the University of Toronto and Human
Engineering Research and Consulting (HERC) for the Defence and Civil
Institute of Environmental Medicine (DCIEM) to investigate the
benefits of using stereoscopic video and Augmented Reality for
defence-related teleoperation.
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