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INTEGRATION OF CUSTOM STREET VIEW AND LOW COST MOTION SENSOR

Mustafa Umit GUMUSAY
Tolga BAKİRMAN
Pages
66–72
Publication Date
2022-10-19
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The proposed system can be implemented forvirtual museums, heritage sites or planetariums consisting of panoramic images

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Objective & Hypothesis:Virtual reality is an artificial computer-generated environment generally referred as virtual realityenvironment which can be navigated and interacted with by a user.
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Key Findings & Data:Street View, which was released by Google in 2007, isan ideal tool to discover places and locations.
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Conclusion & Impact:The proposed system can be implemented forvirtual museums, heritage sites or planetariums consisting of panoramic images
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Virtual reality is an artificial computer-generated environment generally referred as virtual realityenvironment which can be navigated and interacted with by a user. Street View, which was released by Google in 2007, isan ideal tool to discover places and locations. This service doesn’t only provide spatial information, but also a virtual realityenvironment for the user. Since this service is only available in certain locations, Google enables users to create a streetview with custom panoramic images with the help of Google Maps Application Programming Interface (API) for JavaScript.In this study, it is aimed to integrate body motions with a custom created street view service for Yildiz Technical UniversityDavutpasa Campus which has a historical environment and huge places to discover. Microsoft Kinect for Xbox 360 motionsensor along with Flexible Action and Articulated Skeleton Toolkit (FAAST) interface has been employed for this purpose.This integration provides a low-cost alternative for virtual reality experience. The proposed system can be implemented forvirtual museums, heritage sites or planetariums consisting of panoramic images

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GUMUSAY, M. U., BAKİRMAN, T. (2022). INTEGRATION OF CUSTOM STREET VIEW AND LOW COST MOTION SENSOR. International Journal of Engineering and Geosciences, Cilt: 5 - Sayı: 2, 66–72. https://ajindex.com/articles/540711

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