Carreras A, Sora C. Coupling digital and physical worlds in an AR magic show performance: lessons learned. ISMAR'09 Proceedings of the 2009 8th IEEE International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality. Washington: IEEE Computer Society Washington, 2009. p. 25-28. DOI 10.1109/ISMAR-AMH.2009.5336729
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Title:
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Coupling digital and physical worlds in an AR magic show performance: lessons learned |
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Author:
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Carreras, Anna; Sora i Domenjó, Carles
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Abstract:
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“Magic for a Pixeloscope” is a one hour show conceived to be
represented in a theater scenario that merges mixed and augmented reality (MR/AR) and full-body interaction with classical magic to create new tricks. The show was conceived by an interdisciplinary team composed by a magician, two
interaction designers, a theater director and a stage designer. The
magician uses custom based hardware and software to create
new illusions which are a starting point to explore new language
for magical expression. In this paper we introduce a conceptual
framework used to inform the design of different tricks; we
explore the design and production of some tricks included in the
show and we describe the feedback received on the world premiere and some of the conclusions obtained.
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Published version
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2009 |
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