Thammathip Piumsomboon
ABSTRACT
We present Snow Dome, a Mixed Reality (MR) remote collaboration application that supports a multi-scale interaction for a Virtual Reality (VR) user. We share a local Augmented Reality (AR) user's reconstructed space with a remote VR user who has an ability to scale themselves up into a giant or down into a miniature for different perspectives and interaction at that scale within the shared space.
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Index Terms
- Snow Dome: A Multi-Scale Interaction in Mixed Reality Remote Collaboration
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