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Eurowearable '03 at the University of Birmingham, 4th & 5th September 2003

Wearable Imaging - The WearCAM and Mobile Image Anotation

The WearCAM is a wearable imaging system that collects images from the real world during tasks, that can then be anotated in various novel ways. Early versions of the WearCAM were used at a archaeological dig in Rome. The latest version has been on numerous field trips, most recently to Belgrade and Sarajevo, where it has been used in forensic archaeology. This version has also been integrated with the Local Positioning System.

Recent publications from this project

Cross, J. Woolley, S. Baber, C. Gaffney, V. (2002) "Wearable Computing for field Archaeology" International Symposium on Wearable Computing - Applications, Zuric (pdf)

Cross, J. Baber, C. Woolley, S. "Ubiquitous Digital Imaging Systems" SPIE, Electronic Imaging, San Jose - California (2001)

Cross, J. Woolley, S. Baber, C. "Wearing Computers - An Archaeological Case Study" IEE Savoy Place London Wearable Computing Conference 29 November (2000)
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