HORUS EYE: See the Invisible Bird and Snake Vision for Augmented Reality Information Visualization
Neven ElSayed, Ross Smith, Bruce Hunter Thomas · 2016
This paper presents a novel technique, called Horus Eye, for augmented reality information visualization. “Horus”, the famous deity in ancient Egyptian mythology, inspires this visualization technique, which is designed to simulate bird and snake vision to highlight data of interest. The contribution of this approach is the merging of information with the real scene, leveraging the real world context to interpret the data. Our technique is a context-based interactive visualization, controlled by users' queries. This paper presents a work in progress with use cases and two adaptations of Horus Eye.