d-touch Mobile- Part 3

In our last two posts we discussed about d-touch markers and how d-touch mobile library can be configured and used in an Android application. In this post we are going to discuss the architecture of the d-touch mobile library.

There are three main entities or classes of the d-touch mobile library.

1. HIPreference
2. DetectMarker
3. MarkerConstraint

The sequence diagram of these entities is shown in figure 1:

Figure 1: Sequence diagram of d-touch mobile library

d-touch Mobile - Part 2

In our last post we discussed a brief introduction of  d-touch markers.In this post we will see how to use d-touch mobile library in an Android project. The output of our sample project would look like as shown in picture 1. You can find the library in DtouchMobile folder and the sample code in DtouchSample1 folder on the github.

Picture 1: Sample camera preview with marker detection window.

d-touch Mobile - Part 1

d-touch markers are visual markers which are easy to design and easy to communicate to humans. Enrico Costanza has introduced these markers and has launched a dedicated d-touch website for this project. d-touch markers can be used in mixed reality application. As part of the research project for Horizon Digital Economy Research Institute, University of Nottingham , I have developed a d-touch library for Android system. In this post I will give an introduction of the d-touch markers. In our next post I will show how to create a sample application using d-touch mobile library. The library and sample source code is available on the github. Please feel free to use this for building cool projects! Here are few example outputs of the sample code in DtouchSample folder on the github.

Youtube dtouch marker