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Daniel Toal - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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mppt ring multi purpose platform technologies for subsea operations system integration planning simulation training fault tolerant control enhanced operator interface and offline analysis
IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 2008Co-Authors: Edin Omerdic, James Riordan, Daniel ToalAbstract:Abstract The aim of this project is the development of multi-purpose platform technologies for subsea operations (MPPT Ring), including easing survey equipment integration, efficient planning & mission simulation, training ROV pilots, ROV fault-tolerant control, enhanced in-mission operator environment, auto-enhanced survey execution, and offline analysis & replay of acquired data. This project provides new innovative technologies for the offshore oil & gas industry, ROV manufacturers, marine survey companies and researchers. The MPPT Ring is implemented as a hardware/software platform and web-service to enable Product Demonstration both offline (e.g. in a lab or trade show) and online (for run-time survey application). A general overview of the project is given in this paper.
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MPPT Ring – Multi-Purpose Platform Technologies for Subsea Operations (System Integration, Planning, Simulation, Training, Fault-Tolerant Control, Enhanced Operator Interface and Offline Analysis)
IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 2008Co-Authors: Edin Omerdic, James Riordan, Daniel ToalAbstract:Abstract The aim of this project is the development of multi-purpose platform technologies for subsea operations (MPPT Ring), including easing survey equipment integration, efficient planning & mission simulation, training ROV pilots, ROV fault-tolerant control, enhanced in-mission operator environment, auto-enhanced survey execution, and offline analysis & replay of acquired data. This project provides new innovative technologies for the offshore oil & gas industry, ROV manufacturers, marine survey companies and researchers. The MPPT Ring is implemented as a hardware/software platform and web-service to enable Product Demonstration both offline (e.g. in a lab or trade show) and online (for run-time survey application). A general overview of the project is given in this paper.
Mike Y Chen - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Handbook of Augmented Reality - QR Code Based Augmented Reality Applications
Handbook of Augmented Reality, 2011Co-Authors: Tai-Wei Kan, Chin-Hung Teng, Mike Y ChenAbstract:The field of Augmented Reality (AR) has grown and progressed remarkably in recent years and many useful AR applications have been developed focusing on different areas such as game, education and advertisement. However, most of these AR systems are designed for closed applications with particular markers, limited number of users and restricted digital contents. Hence, they are inappropriate for public environment with diverse digital contents. In this article we first review a well-known 2D bar code, the QR Code, and then survey a number of marker- or tag-based AR technologies. We then present two applications, including a Product Demonstration system and a mobile phone application of the OpenID service, by combining these two techniques. For the Product Demonstration system, a QR Code is pasted on the package of a Product and then the content inside the package is displayed on the QR Code in a 3D format. This system allows the customer to visualize the Product via a more direct and interactive way. The other system is a simple application that combines QR Code and AR with mobile phones. With this system, users can quickly and easily share their information on social networks. Meanwhile, the information can also be displayed in an AR form on the phones of the users. These two systems demonstrate the success of using QR Code as the AR marker to a particular application and we believe it can bring more convenient to our life in the future.
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qr code based augmented reality applications
Handbook of Augmented Reality, 2011Co-Authors: Tai-Wei Kan, Chin-Hung Teng, Mike Y ChenAbstract:The field of Augmented Reality (AR) has grown and progressed remarkably in recent years and many useful AR applications have been developed focusing on different areas such as game, education and advertisement. However, most of these AR systems are designed for closed applications with particular markers, limited number of users and restricted digital contents. Hence, they are inappropriate for public environment with diverse digital contents. In this article we first review a well-known 2D bar code, the QR Code, and then survey a number of marker- or tag-based AR technologies. We then present two applications, including a Product Demonstration system and a mobile phone application of the OpenID service, by combining these two techniques. For the Product Demonstration system, a QR Code is pasted on the package of a Product and then the content inside the package is displayed on the QR Code in a 3D format. This system allows the customer to visualize the Product via a more direct and interactive way. The other system is a simple application that combines QR Code and AR with mobile phones. With this system, users can quickly and easily share their information on social networks. Meanwhile, the information can also be displayed in an AR form on the phones of the users. These two systems demonstrate the success of using QR Code as the AR marker to a particular application and we believe it can bring more convenient to our life in the future.
Edin Omerdic - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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mppt ring multi purpose platform technologies for subsea operations system integration planning simulation training fault tolerant control enhanced operator interface and offline analysis
IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 2008Co-Authors: Edin Omerdic, James Riordan, Daniel ToalAbstract:Abstract The aim of this project is the development of multi-purpose platform technologies for subsea operations (MPPT Ring), including easing survey equipment integration, efficient planning & mission simulation, training ROV pilots, ROV fault-tolerant control, enhanced in-mission operator environment, auto-enhanced survey execution, and offline analysis & replay of acquired data. This project provides new innovative technologies for the offshore oil & gas industry, ROV manufacturers, marine survey companies and researchers. The MPPT Ring is implemented as a hardware/software platform and web-service to enable Product Demonstration both offline (e.g. in a lab or trade show) and online (for run-time survey application). A general overview of the project is given in this paper.
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MPPT Ring – Multi-Purpose Platform Technologies for Subsea Operations (System Integration, Planning, Simulation, Training, Fault-Tolerant Control, Enhanced Operator Interface and Offline Analysis)
IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 2008Co-Authors: Edin Omerdic, James Riordan, Daniel ToalAbstract:Abstract The aim of this project is the development of multi-purpose platform technologies for subsea operations (MPPT Ring), including easing survey equipment integration, efficient planning & mission simulation, training ROV pilots, ROV fault-tolerant control, enhanced in-mission operator environment, auto-enhanced survey execution, and offline analysis & replay of acquired data. This project provides new innovative technologies for the offshore oil & gas industry, ROV manufacturers, marine survey companies and researchers. The MPPT Ring is implemented as a hardware/software platform and web-service to enable Product Demonstration both offline (e.g. in a lab or trade show) and online (for run-time survey application). A general overview of the project is given in this paper.
James Riordan - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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mppt ring multi purpose platform technologies for subsea operations system integration planning simulation training fault tolerant control enhanced operator interface and offline analysis
IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 2008Co-Authors: Edin Omerdic, James Riordan, Daniel ToalAbstract:Abstract The aim of this project is the development of multi-purpose platform technologies for subsea operations (MPPT Ring), including easing survey equipment integration, efficient planning & mission simulation, training ROV pilots, ROV fault-tolerant control, enhanced in-mission operator environment, auto-enhanced survey execution, and offline analysis & replay of acquired data. This project provides new innovative technologies for the offshore oil & gas industry, ROV manufacturers, marine survey companies and researchers. The MPPT Ring is implemented as a hardware/software platform and web-service to enable Product Demonstration both offline (e.g. in a lab or trade show) and online (for run-time survey application). A general overview of the project is given in this paper.
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MPPT Ring – Multi-Purpose Platform Technologies for Subsea Operations (System Integration, Planning, Simulation, Training, Fault-Tolerant Control, Enhanced Operator Interface and Offline Analysis)
IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 2008Co-Authors: Edin Omerdic, James Riordan, Daniel ToalAbstract:Abstract The aim of this project is the development of multi-purpose platform technologies for subsea operations (MPPT Ring), including easing survey equipment integration, efficient planning & mission simulation, training ROV pilots, ROV fault-tolerant control, enhanced in-mission operator environment, auto-enhanced survey execution, and offline analysis & replay of acquired data. This project provides new innovative technologies for the offshore oil & gas industry, ROV manufacturers, marine survey companies and researchers. The MPPT Ring is implemented as a hardware/software platform and web-service to enable Product Demonstration both offline (e.g. in a lab or trade show) and online (for run-time survey application). A general overview of the project is given in this paper.
Tai-Wei Kan - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Handbook of Augmented Reality - QR Code Based Augmented Reality Applications
Handbook of Augmented Reality, 2011Co-Authors: Tai-Wei Kan, Chin-Hung Teng, Mike Y ChenAbstract:The field of Augmented Reality (AR) has grown and progressed remarkably in recent years and many useful AR applications have been developed focusing on different areas such as game, education and advertisement. However, most of these AR systems are designed for closed applications with particular markers, limited number of users and restricted digital contents. Hence, they are inappropriate for public environment with diverse digital contents. In this article we first review a well-known 2D bar code, the QR Code, and then survey a number of marker- or tag-based AR technologies. We then present two applications, including a Product Demonstration system and a mobile phone application of the OpenID service, by combining these two techniques. For the Product Demonstration system, a QR Code is pasted on the package of a Product and then the content inside the package is displayed on the QR Code in a 3D format. This system allows the customer to visualize the Product via a more direct and interactive way. The other system is a simple application that combines QR Code and AR with mobile phones. With this system, users can quickly and easily share their information on social networks. Meanwhile, the information can also be displayed in an AR form on the phones of the users. These two systems demonstrate the success of using QR Code as the AR marker to a particular application and we believe it can bring more convenient to our life in the future.
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qr code based augmented reality applications
Handbook of Augmented Reality, 2011Co-Authors: Tai-Wei Kan, Chin-Hung Teng, Mike Y ChenAbstract:The field of Augmented Reality (AR) has grown and progressed remarkably in recent years and many useful AR applications have been developed focusing on different areas such as game, education and advertisement. However, most of these AR systems are designed for closed applications with particular markers, limited number of users and restricted digital contents. Hence, they are inappropriate for public environment with diverse digital contents. In this article we first review a well-known 2D bar code, the QR Code, and then survey a number of marker- or tag-based AR technologies. We then present two applications, including a Product Demonstration system and a mobile phone application of the OpenID service, by combining these two techniques. For the Product Demonstration system, a QR Code is pasted on the package of a Product and then the content inside the package is displayed on the QR Code in a 3D format. This system allows the customer to visualize the Product via a more direct and interactive way. The other system is a simple application that combines QR Code and AR with mobile phones. With this system, users can quickly and easily share their information on social networks. Meanwhile, the information can also be displayed in an AR form on the phones of the users. These two systems demonstrate the success of using QR Code as the AR marker to a particular application and we believe it can bring more convenient to our life in the future.