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Designing mixed reality: perception, projects and practice
Technoetic Arts 6 (1):19-29 (2008)
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Mixed reality is an increasingly prevalent technology that merges digital simulations with physical objects or environments. This article presents principles for the design of mixed reality compositions. The principles are illustrated by projects and experiments by the author involving architecture and robotics.Links
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