Digilog book for temple bell tolling experience based on interactive augmented reality.

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Title:	Digilog book for temple bell tolling experience based on interactive augmented reality.
Authors:	Ha, Taejin¹ tha@gist.ac.kr, Lee, Youngho² youngho@mokpo.ac.kr, Woo, Woontack¹ wwoo@gist.ac.kr
Source:	Virtual Reality. Dec2011, Vol. 15 Issue 4, p295-309. 15p.
Subjects:	Electronic books, Interactive books, Multimedia systems, Readers, Perceptual motor learning, Prototypes
Abstract:	We first present the concept of the Digilog Book, an augmented paper book that provides additional multimedia content stimulating readers' five senses using augmented reality (AR) technologies. We also develop a prototype to show the usefulness and effectiveness of the book. The Digilog book has the following characteristics: AR content descriptions for updatable multisensory AR contents; enhanced experience with multisensory feedback; and interactive experience with computerized vision-based manual input methods. As an example of an entertaining and interactive Digilog Book, this paper presents a 'temple bell experience' book and its implementation details. Informal user observation and interviews were conducted to verify the feasibility of the prototype book. As a result, this case study of the Digilog book can be useful in guiding the design and implementation of other Digilog applications, including posters, pictures, newspapers, and sign boards. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:	We first present the concept of the Digilog Book, an augmented paper book that provides additional multimedia content stimulating readers' five senses using augmented reality (AR) technologies. We also develop a prototype to show the usefulness and effectiveness of the book. The Digilog book has the following characteristics: AR content descriptions for updatable multisensory AR contents; enhanced experience with multisensory feedback; and interactive experience with computerized vision-based manual input methods. As an example of an entertaining and interactive Digilog Book, this paper presents a 'temple bell experience' book and its implementation details. Informal user observation and interviews were conducted to verify the feasibility of the prototype book. As a result, this case study of the Digilog book can be useful in guiding the design and implementation of other Digilog applications, including posters, pictures, newspapers, and sign boards. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:	13594338
DOI:	10.1007/s10055-010-0164-8