Augmented Reality: Application to In-Vehicle Navigation

Authors

  • Christian Dieter Grünler Daimler AG

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7480/cgc.6.2109

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Abstract

Even with today’s technically advanced navigation systems, user experience situations where announcements are difficult to understand and misleading. Augmented reality – the integration of computer generated content into the vehicle surrounding – can provide an intuitive and unambiguous way to communicate navigation information; it can even serve as a novel user interface that allows interaction with the surrounding. In this paper, challenges, constraints, and possible solutions for AR in-vehicle applications are discussed. Details of the technical and design decisions of the “first in-vehicle augmented video system” are explained, as well as features and possible future upgrades.    

Published

2018-05-17

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Section

Keynote Contributions

Keywords:

Augmented Reality, Navigation, Sensor Fusion, In-Vehicle Infotainment Systems, Head-up displays, Glasses, Virtual-Reality