The slides describe the BFUF-funded project Mixed Reality Stockholm. The goal is to create contextualized content interfaced through mobile devices using open source code from Argon.js and Vuforia.

1. MIXED REALITY STOCKHOLM
• Projects
– AR Guided Bus Tours
– AR Guided Walking Tours
– MR Guided Museum Tours
• Techonologies
– Mobile devices
– Open Source
• Vuforia
• Argon.js
• WebGL
• Three.jsMario Romero
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2. Mixed-Reality Spectrum
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Reality Augmented Reality Augmented Virtuality Virtual Reality

3. Team’s Past Projects in Stockholm:
Tidebanan in Spårvägsmuseet
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4. Vernissage of Tidebanan at
Spårvägsmuseet
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5. Team’s Past Projects in Stockholm:
Forma i Luften at Tekniska Museet
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6. MyCraft
1. AR
2. Interactive
3. Expressive
4. Sharing
5. Extended Museum Experience
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7. The Crowd
1. Mixed Reality
2. Geocontextualization
3. Chronocontextualization
4. Culturecontextualization
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8. Future Stockholm AR
1. AR
2. Models
3. Occlusion
4. Shadows
5. Light
6. Atmospheric Effects
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9. SimpleEventSignup.com/event/93170
Image used & modified with permission from JCT600.
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10. Thank you!
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