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Development of augmented reality in the basic physics practicum module

This research aims to design and develop a media lab in the form of Augmented Reality applications that are used in basic physics lab module. AR applications work with a tracking system and the reconstruction of the 2D marker contained in the experimental module to display 3D video animation. The me...

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Published in:Journal of physics. Conference series 2020-04, Vol.1521 (2), p.22003
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Tracking systems
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