Please contact Prof. Steven Feiner if you are interested in obtaining permission to use the images. The user wears a backpack and headworn display, and holds a handheld display and its stylus. This dummy head was used to capture the following images through our headworn display. A camera in the right eye socket captures what a user wearing the display would see. View shot through the see-through headworn display, showing campus buildings with overlaid names.
Labels increase in brightness as they near the center of the display.
Actual home page for the English and Comparative Literature department, as selected from either the generated browser page or the department list in the augmented world. All these images show a line of debug information about the currently received GPS data in the bottom half of the screen. The first part gives the current location relative to a reference point on campus, and the second part gives status information about the GPS satellites that are currently visible, including their ID numbers. A view from the steps of Low Library facing to the North West of Columbia's Campus. The user is focusing on St. Paul's Chapel, whose label is selected accordingly.