Publication: CESARSC: Framework for creating Cultural Entertainment Systems with Augmented Reality in Smart Cities
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2016
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The areas of application for augmented reality technology are heterogeneous but the content creation tools available are usually single-user desktop applications. Moreover, there is no online development tool that enables the creation of such digital content. This paper presents a framework for the creation of Cultural Entertainment Systems and Augmented Reality, employing cloud-based technologies and the interaction of heterogeneous mobile technology in real time in the field of mobile tourism. The proposed system allows players to carry out a series of games and challenges that will improve their tourism experience. The system has been evaluated in a real scenario, obtaining promising results.The areas of application for augmented reality technology are heterogeneous but the content creation tools available are usually single-user desktop applications. Moreover, there is no online development tool that enables the creation of such digital content. This paper presents a framework for the creation of Cultural Entertainment Systems and Augmented Reality, employing cloud-based technologies and the interaction of heterogeneous mobile technology in real time in the field of mobile tourism. The proposed system allows players to carry out a series of games and challenges that will improve their tourism experience. The system has been evaluated in a real scenario, obtaining promising results.
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Cultural entertainment system, Augmented reality, GPS locations
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García-Crespo, Á., González‐Carrasco, I., López-Cuadrado, J. L., Villanueva, D., & González, A. (2016). CESARSC: Framework for Creating Cultural Entertainment Systems with Augmented Reality in Smart Cities. Computer Science and Information Systems, 13(2), 395-425.