* use of a single camera for position/orientation tracking. * fiduccial tracking code that uses simple black squares. * pattern matching software that allows any marker patterns to be used. * calibration code for video and optical see-through applications. * fast enough performance for real time augmented reality applications.

• Use of a single camera for position/orientation tracking.
• Fiduccial tracking code that uses simple black squares.
• Pattern matching software that allows any marker patterns to be used.
• Calibration code for video and optical see-through applications.
• Fast enough performance for real time augmented reality applications.

* distributed with complete source code (version 2.11 and higher).

• Distributed with complete source code (version 2.11 and higher).

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ARToolKit computer vision tracking libraries.

Description

ARToolKit is a software library that can be used to calculate camera position and orientation relative to physical markers in real time. This enables the easy development of a wide range of augmented reality applciations. Some of the features of ARToolKit includes:

* use of a single camera for position/orientation tracking. * fiduccial tracking code that uses simple black squares. * pattern matching software that allows any marker patterns to be used. * calibration code for video and optical see-through applications. * fast enough performance for real time augmented reality applications. * SGI and Windows 95/98/NT distributions (with examples and documentation). * distributed with complete source code (version 2.11 and higher).

Information

• Home Page: http://ftp.hitl.washington.edu/research/shared_space/download/
• Supported Operation Systems:
  • Linux
  • SGI
  • Windows

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-- EugeneKireyev - 13 Mar 2002