Comprehensive coverage of technical issues related to the Internet is presented in this handbook, drawing from the insights of leading experts. Real-life examples enhance understanding, making it accessible for technical, non-technical, and business readers alike. This practical approach ensures that fundamental concepts are easily grasped, catering to a diverse audience interested in Internet applications.
Focusing on augmented reality (AR), this concise volume provides a comprehensive overview of the field, merging real-world views with computer-generated imagery. It covers essential topics such as augmented reality systems, wireless AR, and 3D augmentation, making it suitable for a diverse audience, including academicians, designers, developers, and students. The book serves as a quick resource for those seeking to understand the key concepts and applications of AR in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.
The Handbook of Augmented Reality explores the integration of live physical views with computer-generated images, enabling user interaction with their environment. It features contributions from AR experts and includes case studies to explain basic concepts and techniques. The book targets a diverse audience, including academics, designers, and business professionals.
Focusing on the design of content-based image and video retrieval systems, this book explores fundamental concepts and various design choices critical to these technologies. It offers a thorough survey of both research and commercial systems, supported by around 200 bibliographic references, including survey papers and recent works. Additionally, it features a detailed case study on MUSE, an image retrieval system developed at Florida Atlantic University, providing practical insights into system development and implementation.