A mediated reality suite for spatial interaction

Symbiosis of physical and virtual environments for forensic analysis

Doctoral thesis (2017)

Authors

R. Poelman System Engineering
Research Group
System Engineering
Copyright: © 2017 R. Poelman
DOI: https://doi.org/10.4233/uuid:5fc08214-3d74-434d-ba02-097d221e26ea
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2017

Language

English

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Research Group

System Engineering

Abstract

This thesis is concerned with the creation of a hard- and software artifact that allows professionals to collaborate in a digitally augmented physical space, otherwise known as meditated reality or physical computing. On-premise professionals are supported with sensors and human computer interaction capabilities while freely walking around. A significant amount of time was devoted to the creation of this artifact, but the main goal is the development of a new way of collaboration.

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