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Subject: Re: AR application on mobile units


Holger wrote:

>if you are looking for a small Windows XP device, have a look at the=20
>OQO:
> =20
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the OQO is a "normal" PC with all its advantages and disadvantages. if
you target low unit prices, small size and low weight, then the OQO is
not the way to go. if you require more processing power than a PDA can
give you, then the OQO (as other devices in that category) will do a
very good job.

Daniel


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Hi 

I am currently working on a project where we wish to run AR applications on
mobile phones/PDAs. We are heavily inspired by studierstubes work with the
invisible train etc. Our problem is that we don't know how to access the
build in camera on our QTek 9090. Does anyone know how to do this? The
camera is a CMOS VGA camera that delivers 15 fps. and we use MS eMbedded
Visual C++ as tool for development. The phones OS is Windows Mobile Second
edition version 4.21.1088.

Any help, hints or ideas on how to get further will be appreciated. 

Best Regards

Sune Kristensen

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sune wrote:

>I am currently working on a project where we wish to run AR applications on
>mobile phones/PDAs. We are heavily inspired by studierstubes work with the
>invisible train etc. Our problem is that we don't know how to access the
>build in camera on our QTek 9090. Does anyone know how to do this? The
>camera is a CMOS VGA camera that delivers 15 fps. and we use MS eMbedded
>Visual C++ as tool for development. The phones OS is Windows Mobile Second
>edition version 4.21.1088.
>  
>
hi Sune,

the problem is that there is currently no standard camera API under
PocketPC (Windows Mobile).
this will change with the upcomming Windows Mobile 2005 where
"DirectShow Mobile" will be included.

so until now you'll have to contact the creator of the PDA to get an SDK.
i have admit we tried this for some time for the QTek 9090 (aka MDA-III)
- and never succeeded.

btw: the QTek has a good built-in camera, but no hardware 3D...

Daniel


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Holger wrote:

>if you are looking for a small Windows XP device, have a look at the OQO:
>  
>
the OQO is a "normal" PC with all its advantages and disadvantages.
if you target low unit prices, small size and low weight, then the OQO
is not the way to go.
if you require more processing power than a PDA can give you, then the
OQO (as other devices in that category) will do a very good job.

Daniel


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Adrian Woolard wrote:

> It is worth looking also at
> http://www1.euro.dell.com/content/products/productdetails.aspx?c=uk&cs=ukdhs1&id=axim_x50v&l=en&s=dhs

we are using the X50v for quite some time now and have good success with
it. the built-in 3D chip is great (though it has some nasty problems
which are difficult, yet possible to overcome, e.g. video-textures).

>http://www.gizmondo.com/news/item.asp?id=952
>  
>
we looked at this device and tried contacting the vendors several times
for an SDK but never got a reply.
has anybody had more success with this?

thanks,
Daniel


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