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(b) Visualization of the augmented objects (e.g. seats on target object) by rotating the
smartphone: Different views.
(a) Superimposition of the required object (e.g. seats) on the target object (e.g. Cabin)
Fig. 6 Superimposed view of the seats on the target image and visualization in different orientations:
smartphone as working device
in his/her environment. The developed AR software tool can further be enhanced by
combining marker-less augmented reality in addition to the superimposition-based
AR in-order to configure geographical preferences for a product and/or market.
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