Mobile Augmented Reality: Applications and Spe-cific Technical Issues

l  AR is a variation of VR (Virtual Reality) or VE (Virtual Environment), where the user can see the real world with virtual objects superimposed upon or composited with the real

The most popular display solution for AR is to overlay the virtual objects on a camera image of the real world, and show the resulting video overlay to the user on a head mounted

on anywhere and anytime personalized learning [14], fostering learning outside of the classroom into the learner’s environments (real and virtual), becoming more

The model we proposed and the prototype we implemented show that there are clear steps in integrating linked open data in mobile augmented reality applications and that this

Augmented reality (AR) is a promising add-on to educational games, as it allows students to experience virtual content in the real world that would otherwise be invisible (e.g.,

GIS has all the functionalities that we found in an information system. Hence, the GIS coordinates correspond to the real world coordinates. Its spatial information uses a virtual