Sunday, November 1, 1998
7:30 -- 8:00     Registration
8:00 -- 8:15     Opening Remarks
8:15 -- 9:35 Session 1
Applications of Augmented Reality - Full Papers
Case Studies of See-Through Augmentation in Mixed Reality Projects
Kiyohide Satoh,
Toshikazu Ohshima,
Hiroyuki Yamamoto,
and Hideyuki Tamura.
Mixed Reality Systems Laboratory Inc.
Computer-Vision-Enabled Ophthalmic Augmented Reality: A PC-based Prototype
Jeffrey Berger
and David Shin.
University of Pennsylvania
Augmented Reality for Construction Tasks: Doorlock Assembly
Dirk Reiners,
Didier Stricker,
Gudrun Klinker,
and Stefan Müller.
Fraunhofer IGD
Several Devils in the Details:
Making an AR App Work in the Airplane Factory
Dan Curtis,
David Mizell,
Peter Gruenbaum,
and Adam Janin.
Boeing
9:35 -- 9:50 Break
9:50 -- 11:50 Session 2
AR Applications and Novel User Interface Paradigms - Position Statements and Discussion
Spatially Augmented Reality
Ramesh Raskar,
Greg Walsh,
and Henry Fuchs.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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Augmented Realities Integrating User and Physical Models
Thad Starner,
Bernt Schiele,
Bradley J. Rhodes,
Tony Jebara,
Nuria Oliver,
Joshua Weaver,
and Alex Pentland.
MIT Media Lab
Designing Interactive Paper: Lessons from three Augmented Reality Projects
Wendy Mackay
and Anne-Laure Fayard.
Université de Paris-Sud
AREAS: Augmented Reality for Evaluating Assembly Sequences
Jose Molineros,
Vijaimukund Raghavan,
and Rajeev Sharma.
Pennsylvania State University
Integrating Augmented Reality & Telepresence for
Telerobotics in Hostile Environments
John Pretlove
and Shaun Lawson.
University of Surrey
11:50 -- 13:00 Lunch Break
13:00 -- 14:20 Session 3
Registration Through Computer Vision
Computer Vision Methods for Registration:
Mixing 3D Knowledge and 2D Correspondences
for Accurate Image Composition
Gilles Simon,
V. Lepetit,
and M.-O. Berger.
LORIA
A Fast and Robust Line-Based Optical Tracker for
Augmented Reality Applications
Didier Stricker,
Gudrun Klinker,
and Dirk Reiners.
Fraunhofer IGD
A Multi-ring Color Fiducial System and A Rule-Based Detection Method for
Scalable Fiducial-Tracking Augmented Reality
Youngkwan Cho,
Jong Weon Lee,
and Ulrich Neumann.
University of Southern California
Fusion of Data from Head-Mounted and Fixed Sensors
William Hoff.
Colorado School of Mines
14:20 -- 14:35 Break
14:35 -- 17:00 Session 4
Registration for AR - Position Statements and Discussion
We Don't Need No Stinkin' Calibration
Jim Vallino.
Rochester Institute of Technology
Visual Servoing-Based Augmented Reality
Ventakaraman Sundareswaran
and Reinhold Behringer.
Rockwell Science Center
Constrained Self-Calibration for Augmented Reality Registration
Jeffrey Mendelsohn,
Kostas Daniilidis,
and Ruzena Bajcsy.
University of Pennsylvania
Natural Feature Tracking for Extendible Robust Augmented Realities
Jun Park,
Suya You,
and Ulrich Neumann.
University of Southern California
Making Augmented Reality Work Outdoors Requires Hybrid Tracking
Ronald Azuma,
Bruce Hoff,
Howard Neely III,
Ronald Sarfaty,
Michael Daily,
Gary Bishop,
Vern Chi,
Greg Welch,
Ulrich Neumann,
Suya You,
Rich Nichols,
and Jim Cannon.
HRL Laboratories, UNC, USC, Raytheon
Improving the Registration Precision by Visual
Horizon Silhouette Matching
Reinhold Behringer.
Rockwell Science Center
17:00 -- 19:00 Reception together with UIST