Augmented Reality enables us to use a regular piece of print as the equivalent of a Wii remote without batteries. Using the images on the print, the user can interact with the virtual environment using everyday objects.
In this demonstration we are using print from a car brochure. We can also use 3D objects like a beer bottle to control the interactivity.
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