METHOD OF OPTIMAL LOCATION OF AUGMENTED REALITY OBJECTS
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https://doi.org/10.26906/SUNZ.2025.3.112Keywords:
computer system, augmented reality, virtual object, plane of a real objectAbstract
The object of the study is the process of arranging augmented reality objects in physical space, which is limited in size. The subject of the study is algorithms for the optimal arrangement of augmented reality objects in physical space of finite size. The purpose of the article is to develop a method for the optimal arrangement of augmented reality objects. The following results were obtained. An approach to the formation of the optimal perceptual distance is determined. A mathematical model is developed that allows you to determine the quantitative indicators of two main optimality criteria. An approach to determining the distance between AR objects and the boundaries of the real plane is proposed. The proposed algorithm for the optimal arrangement of augmented reality objects is based on this approach. Conclusions. A method for the optimal arrangement of AR objects is proposed, consisting of a mathematical model, determination of distances to the boundaries of the plane of the real object and the corresponding algorithm. The method allows you to vary the changes of the virtual object in real time.Downloads
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