Acoustic Positioning and Head Tracking Based on Binaural Signals
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M. Tikander, A. Harma, and M. Karjalainen, "Acoustic Positioning and Head Tracking Based on Binaural Signals," Paper 6124, (2004 May.). doi:
M. Tikander, A. Harma, and M. Karjalainen, "Acoustic Positioning and Head Tracking Based on Binaural Signals," Paper 6124, (2004 May.). doi:
Abstract: Tracking a user's movement and orientation is essential for providing
realistic mobile augmented reality audio (MARA) services. For mobile
use the tracking system needs to be light-weight, wearable and
wireless. Binaural microphones offer a convenient and practical
solution for tracking user movement and orientation. These sensors can
be easily integrated with portable headphones. In addition to
tracking, the microphones also offer several possibilities to control
the user's acoustic environment. This paper reviews the latest results
in binaural head tracking with known anchor sources and also
discusses the case where there are no known anchor (reference)
sources available. Some transducer issues are also discussed.
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realistic mobile augmented reality audio (mara) services. for mobile
use the tracking system needs to be light-weight, wearable and
wireless. binaural microphones offer a convenient and practical
solution for tracking user movement and orientation. these sensors can
be easily integrated with portable headphones. in addition to
tracking, the microphones also offer several possibilities to control
the user's acoustic environment. this paper reviews the latest results
in binaural head tracking with known anchor sources and also
discusses the case where there are no known anchor (reference)
sources available. some transducer issues are also discussed.},}
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TI - Acoustic Positioning and Head Tracking Based on Binaural Signals
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AU - Tikander, Miikka
AU - Harma, Aki
AU - Karjalainen, Matti
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AB - Tracking a user's movement and orientation is essential for providing
realistic mobile augmented reality audio (MARA) services. For mobile
use the tracking system needs to be light-weight, wearable and
wireless. Binaural microphones offer a convenient and practical
solution for tracking user movement and orientation. These sensors can
be easily integrated with portable headphones. In addition to
tracking, the microphones also offer several possibilities to control
the user's acoustic environment. This paper reviews the latest results
in binaural head tracking with known anchor sources and also
discusses the case where there are no known anchor (reference)
sources available. Some transducer issues are also discussed.
Tracking a user's movement and orientation is essential for providing
realistic mobile augmented reality audio (MARA) services. For mobile
use the tracking system needs to be light-weight, wearable and
wireless. Binaural microphones offer a convenient and practical
solution for tracking user movement and orientation. These sensors can
be easily integrated with portable headphones. In addition to
tracking, the microphones also offer several possibilities to control
the user's acoustic environment. This paper reviews the latest results
in binaural head tracking with known anchor sources and also
discusses the case where there are no known anchor (reference)
sources available. Some transducer issues are also discussed.
Authors:
Tikander, Miikka; Harma, Aki; Karjalainen, Matti
Affiliation:
Helsinki University of Technology, Espoo, Finland
AES Convention:
116 (May 2004)
Paper Number:
6124
Publication Date:
May 1, 2004Import into BibTeX
Subject:
Signal Processing
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