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In augmented reality (AR), the position and orientation of the camera have to be estimated with high accuracy and low latency. This nonlinear estimation problem is studied in the present paper. The proposed solution makes use of measurements from inertial sensors and computer vision. These measurements are fused using a Kalman filtering framework, incorporating a rather detailed model for the dynamics of the camera. Experiments show that the resulting filter provides good estimates of the camera motion, even during fast movements
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