Spatial Interaction in Augmented Reality
A technology of augmented reality and spatial interaction, applied in the input/output of user/computer interaction, components of TV systems, input/output process of data processing, etc.
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[0020] The techniques described herein are directed to tracking a user's hand on the screen side of a handheld device using a three-dimensional (3D) sensing device to create a more natural connection between the user's hand's movement and what is happening in an augmented reality scene . In one or more implementations, the user device has multiple coordinate systems: an object-to-device coordinate system (for object space), a hand-to-device coordinate system (for control space), and a virtual cursor coordinate system (for cursor space). The user device captures the translational and rotational movements of the user's hand and / or the user device itself to control the movement of a "virtual hand" or "virtual cursor" in three dimensions (3D). The virtual cursor can then interact with an augmented reality (AR) scene. Since the user's hand can have twenty-seven degrees of freedom, more mapping coordinate options between coordinate systems can be provided to control the movement o...
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