IMAGE DETECTING AND PROCESSING VUFORIA USING UNITY.

Many visitors will not have knowledge of all the artefacts in the museum; only a few will, but many of us will not, and any person in the museum who will lead us will not be certain they have knowledge of them. So, by illustrating the object with analysis video and audio from a knowledgeable individ...

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Publicado en:Turkish Journal of Physiotherapy Rehabilitation Vol. 32; no. 2; pp. 2119 - 2123
Autores principales: GURUNATHAN, K., ATHIYAMAN, R., ABINESHKANNA, S. R., GOKULNATH, T., KIRUBAKARAN, M.
Formato: pictorial tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: Turkish Journal of Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation 2021
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          ATHIYAMAN, R.
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          GOKULNATH, T.
          KIRUBAKARAN, M.
        affil: Assistant professor, M.Kumarasamy College of Engineering, Karur, Tamilnadu, India
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          Image Processing, Computer Assisted
          Mobile Applications
          Augmented Reality
          Smartphone
          Knowledge
          Artifacts
          Museums
          Audiovisuals
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          Cellular Phone
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      ab: Many visitors will not have knowledge of all the artefacts in the museum; only a few will, but many of us will not, and any person in the museum who will lead us will not be certain they have knowledge of them. So, by illustrating the object with analysis video and audio from a knowledgeable individual, we can learn about that specific object, sculpture, or ancient painting, for example. That's where our Vuforia comes in; it' ll also tell you about the background of an object found by image processing. It is possible to view the research video using unity by fixing the video on the targeted image. Also, the video can be shown in a 3D angle; the only requirement is that they use a cell phone to communicate with Unity. Augmented reality is a technologically enhanced version of the natural world that is achieved by the use of digital visual objects, sound, or other sensory stimuli. It's a growing trend among businesses that deal with mobile computing and business applications. Vuforia is a mobile augmented reality software development kit that allows for the production of augmented reality applications. The primary goal is for the consumer to acquire information about an entity from our past world.
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