Author(s): Keith Kaseman
Milgram and Kishino define mixed reality (MR) through their concept of a “virtuality continuum” that spans between real and virtual environments, wherein display technologies are reconfigured to combine real objects and computational models.1 With augmented reality (AR) towards one end of this foundational spectrum and virtual reality (VR) establishing the other, Azuma defines AR as real-time systems that combine the real and virtual, with registration in three-dimensional space.2 Generally, MR applications utilize location-specific information for spatial registration.3
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978-1-944214-37-1