Mixed Reality in Architecture

Robert Löffler; Tomáš Tholt; Vladimír Šimkovič

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.820.9

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Mixed Reality in Architecture

Abstract:

Nowadays, strong influence of technology development in all areas of science and arts (architecture) can be observed. Therefore, it is not surprising that some of the contemporary topics in architectural discourse (particularly in the context of cutting edge technologies) are closely related to technology. For example, new mixed reality devices coming to the commercial market belong to the area of research that is working with mixed realities and virtual spaces. Advantage of this technology is that it enables more dynamic and realistic perception of the computer designed world. Recent development and better accessibility of MR hardware has brought higher attention of designers to this problematic. Together with technology of games engines, the new powerful designing tool is emerging. The existence of this technology has an ability to transform design processes in the field of architecture.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 820)

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9-14

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January 2016

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Robert Löffler, Tomáš Tholt, Vladimír Šimkovič*

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Architecture, Augmented Reality, Mixed Reality, Technology, Virtual Reality

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