arml 2.0 overview
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An Overview on the Augmented Reality Markup Language (ARML) 2.0TRANSCRIPT
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ARML 2.0: An OverviewARML 2.0: An Overview
93rd OGC Technical Committee
Tokyo, Japan
Martin Lechner
4th December 2014
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What is Augmented Reality?What is Augmented Reality?
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…the technical and boring answer is:
Augmented reality (AR) is a live view of the real-world whose elements are augmented by computer generated content.
augmented by computer generated content.
view of real-world
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Location-based Augmented RealityLocation-based Augmented Reality
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Vision-based Augmented RealityVision-based Augmented Reality
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Why an Augmented Reality Standard?Why an Augmented Reality Standard?
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JunaioJunaio LayarLayar WikitudeWikitude ……
Junaio XMLJunaio XML Layar JSONLayar JSON Wikitude XMLWikitude XML X / Y / ZX / Y / Z
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ARML 2.0ARML 2.0
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• An Augmented Reality Data Standard that
– describes virtual objects in an Augmented Reality Scene– describes the location and appearance of virtual objects– offers a programmable interface for the interaction with an
Augmented Reality Scene and its virtual objects
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ARML 2.0 - Summary
A Feature has Anchors... which have Assets...
Eiffel Tower
as an abstraction of areal world phenomenon
in the Real Worldrepresenting the Feature in the
Virtual World
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ARML 2.0 Working Group FactsARML 2.0 Working Group Facts
• 50 working-group participants as of today
• Approved OGC Candidate Standard
• 4 live implementations of the Standard, several under development
• History:– Kick-Off @ TC meeting in Boulder, CO, in September 2011
– Fall 2012: First OAB Review– December 2012: Public Commenting Period completes– Until summer 2014: Implementation Phase– Additional edits to the specification until fall 2014– Fall 2014: SWG votes for release, Public Comments and final OAB Review
• Adoption Vote ongoing since yesterday – Please Vote!– Will close February 1st, 2015
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Implementations: AR Browser InteroperabilityImplementations: AR Browser Interoperability
LayarJson format
LayarJson format
WikitudeXML formatWikitude
XML formatJunaio
XML formatJunaio
XML format
ARML 2.0ARML 2.0
ARML 2.0 serves as common Interchange Format between the different native Browser languages
Over 50 Million users using …
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Implementations: AR Browser InteroperabilityImplementations: AR Browser Interoperability
• All AR Browser implementations are already live!
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Implementations: T-AR Browser, SK TelecomImplementations: T-AR Browser, SK Telecom
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Thank You!Thank You!
Adoption Vote ongoing since yesterday ...
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Martin Lechner
Chair, ARML 2.0 Standards Working Group
CTO, Wikitude
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