Peter Weir
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Biography
Peter has completed his Bachelor of Information Technology (Software Development) degree in 2011. His research interests are in the fields of Augmented Reality and Haptic Rendering - enabling users to "feel" virtual objects in an AR environment.
Projects
| Visuo-Haptic Augmented Reality |
Publications
- conferences | journals | theses | book chapters | edited books | patents | demos | professional
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The colors next to the publications denote the lab in which they were created:| Magic Vision Lab. University of South Australia. Adelaide, Australia. | |
| Wearable Computer Laboratory. University of South Australia. Adelaide, Australia. | |
| Canon's Leading-Edge Technology Research Headquarters. Human Machine Perception Laboratory. Tokyo, Japan. | |
| Fachgebiet Augmented Reality. Munich University of Technology. Munich, Germany. |
Journals
| 1991 | ||
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Magarey, P.,
Wachtel, M.,
Weir, P.,
and Seem, R.
A computer-based simulator for rational management of grapevine downy mildew (Plasmopara viticola) Plant Protection Quarterly, 1991. bib
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Patents
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Weir, P.,
Watson, K.,
Gatto, R.,
and Buss, P.
Moisture and Salinity Sensor and method of use. European patent EP 0 552 275 B1. Filed October 1991, granted July 1998. July, 1998. bib
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