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Augmented Reality for Immersive Remote Collaboration

HPL-2010-201 Augmented Reality for Immersive Remote Collaboration - Gelb, Dan; Subramanian, Anbumani; Tan, Kar-Han
Keyword(s): augmented reality, remote collaboration, computer vision, natural interaction, immersive experiences
Abstract: Video conferencing systems are designed to deliver a collaboration experience that is as close as possible to actually meeting in person. Current systems, however, do a poor job of integrating video streams presenting the users with shared collaboration content. Real and virtual content are unnatura ...
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BTHUB(4)						   BSD Kernel Interfaces Manual 						  BTHUB(4)

NAME
bthub -- Bluetooth Remote Device Hub SYNOPSIS
bthub* at bcsp? bthub* at bt3c? bthub* at btbc? bthub* at btuart? bthub* at sbt? bthub* at ubt? bthidev* at bthub? btmagic* at bthub? btsco* at bthub? DESCRIPTION
The bthub device is used to attach remote Bluetooth devices to the system, and will attach to Bluetooth controllers as they are enabled. CONFIGURATION
Normally, Bluetooth Remote Devices will be configured on the bthub using the btdevctl(8) program, which passes a proplib(3) dictionary to the control file /dev/bthub with the BTDEV_ATTACH and BTDEV_DETACH ioctl(2) commands. The following properties are used by bthub: local-bdaddr Local BD_ADDR. This required property should be a six byte data blob. remote-bdaddr Remote BD_ADDR. This required property should be a six byte data blob. service-name Service name. This required property should be a string indicating the service to configure, and may be one of the following: HF Handsfree, see btsco(4). HID Human Interface Device, see bthidev(4). HSET Headset, see btsco(4). Properties used by the configured device are listed in the appropriate device manual page. FILES
/dev/bthub SEE ALSO
bluetooth(4), bthidev(4), btmagic(4), btsco(4), btdevctl(8) HISTORY
The bthub driver was written by Iain Hibbert under the sponsorship of Itronix, Inc. and first appeared in NetBSD 4.0. BSD
October 17, 2010 BSD