A Reference for Common Augmented Reality Terminology
The AREA members and staff have compiled the following list of key Augmented Reality terms and their definitions to help enterprises understand what distinguishes AR from other technologies. Our goal is to provide a helpful reference for anyone at any level who is learning about AR-specific tools and concepts.
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Gesture interaction is one of many ways for users to control and interact with AR-assisted applications. Gestures include all movements the user can perform with their hands, head and other parts of their body. Movements of the head or other body parts are easily detected by appropriately mounted sensors (i.e., accelerometer and gyroscope). The choice of hardware, the mounts and their proper calibration will determine how accurate signals are captured. These signals are translated into commands and, if recognized, the commands are executed by the AR software.
Organizations of all sizes are tapping into the potential of rapidly expanding and converging AR fields and communication channels to visualize data and instructions overlaying digital assets in the real world in real time.
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