Titlebook: Virtual and Augmented Architecture (VAA’01); Proceedings of the I Bob Fisher,Kenneth Dawson-Howe,Carol O’Sullivan Conference proceedings 20

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book focuseson the use of computer visionand graphics in architecture. It arose from a convergenceof several hot topics: 1. visualization of built environments for engineering, historical and other purposes, 2. virtual reconstruction of architecture from visual data of existing struc- tures, whethe

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Graham Smith,Tim Salzman,Wolfgang Stuerzlingerrachtet, eine Montage- und Kommissionierstation, die mit einem Portalroboter ausgerüstet ist (Kap. 4.5, .), und eine mit einem SCARA-Roboter bestückte Station. Diese Stationen sind teilweise ersetzend, k?nnen also einen Teil der Aufgaben der jeweils anderen Station übernehmen.

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Augmenting Reality with Projected Interactive Displays,de computer access in public spaces, facilitate navigation in buildings, localize resources in a physical space, bring computational resources to different areas of an environment, and facilitate the reconfiguration of the workplace.

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Maps and virtual worlds: does history repeat itself?,modeling projects, including Virtual-Helsinki and Virtual-Kainuu (a province in northern Finland). Guiding and navigation using 3D-dimensional maps are discussed as a central application area. At the end a short list of digital cities found in the Internet is listed.

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A dual approach for creating very large virtual models, achieved by supporting multiple levels of detail, different visualizations and different platforms..This paper describes a dual way of producing models that meet the demands mentioned above. By combining two specific modelling approaches it is possible to create cost-efficient and object-based virtual models.

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