Mobile application of interactive remote toys with augmented reality
Chi-Fu Lin, Pai‐Shan Pa, Chiou‐Shann Fuh
Abstract
Chi-Fu Lin, Pai‐Shan Pa, Chiou‐Shann Fuh
Abstract
Recently, because the rapid development of mobile devices, augmented reality has extended from personal computers to mobile devices. The highly interactive nature of augmented reality with its user has given rise to various augmented reality applications for mobile devices, ranging from mere interaction to marketing, games, navigation, and so on. As such, augmented reality has for years been one of the focuses in mobile devices application development. There are many physical toys with integrated electronic sensor chips or wireless communication mechanism, so that the toys are no longer boring and it produced new ways to interact. In this study, a humancomputer interactive interface between physical toys and virtual objects was designed with the aim of incorporating augmented reality.
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Recently, because the rapid development of mobile devices, augmented reality has extended from personal computers to mobile devices. The highly interactive nature of augmented reality with its user has given rise to various augmented reality applications for mobile devices, ranging from mere interaction to marketing, games, navigation, and so on. As such, augmented reality has for years been one of the focuses in mobile devices application development. There are many physical toys with integrated electronic sensor chips or wireless communication mechanism, so that the toys are no longer boring and it produced new ways to interact. In this study, a humancomputer interactive interface between physical toys and virtual objects was designed with the aim of incorporating augmented reality.
Key concepts: Augmented reality, Human–computer interaction, Computer science, Computer-mediated reality, Virtual reality, Multimedia, Mobile device, Interface (matter)