Tangible user interaction using augmented reality
Hannah Slay, Bruce Hunter Thomas, Rudi Vernik · Australasian User Interface Conference · 2002
This paper describes a novel use of augmented reality for the visualisation of virtual objects as part of the move towards pervasive computing. It uses fiducial markers as switches to toggle the displayed properties of the virtual objects. Using collision detection, fiducial markers are also used to track and select nodes within virtual objects. This research uses the ARToolkit Version 2.33 and acts as a component within the DSTO's InVision framework.