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Napkin Sketch

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Author
Sharlin, Ehud
Xin, Min
Costa Sousa, Mario
Accessioned
2008-05-27T21:29:57Z
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2008-05-27T21:29:57Z
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2008-05-27
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Abstract
This paper describes, Napkin Sketch, a novel 3D sketching interface which attempts to mimic the qualities of conventional sketching medium and tools both in terms of physical properties and interaction experience. A portable tablet PC is used as the sketching platform, and mixed reality techniques are employed to allow 3D sketches to be created on top of a physical napkin. Intuitive manipulation and navigation within the 3D design space is achieved by visually tracking the tablet PC with a camera and mixed reality markers. For sketch input, we improve upon the projective 3D sketching approach with a one stroke plane creation technique. This coupled with the hardware interface produces a fluid and freeform sketching experience. Sketch recognition is also integrated as an alternative method for 3D sketch input, providing users the ability to quickly instance existing 3D models.
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University of Calgary
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Science
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http://dx.doi.org/10.11575/PRISM/31023
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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/46618
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