Mobile information hub and services
Over the last decade, smartphones with high-resolution cameras, hardware-accelerated graphics, and broadband wireless networks have evolved into powerful mobile information hubs where new technologies can be integrated to provide various services. The adoption of 3D graphics technology enables sm...
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Format: | Final Year Project |
Language: | English |
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2017
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Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/10356/71485 |
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Institution: | Nanyang Technological University |
Language: | English |
Summary: | Over the last decade, smartphones with high-resolution cameras, hardware-accelerated
graphics, and broadband wireless networks have evolved into powerful mobile information
hubs where new technologies can be integrated to provide various services.
The adoption of 3D graphics technology enables smartphones to communicate information in
a more intelligent way. It brings at the forefront of which is Mobile Visual Search (MVS), a
technology that provides various services based on image search.
The objective of this project was to modify and employ a MVS system (developed by
previous FYP students) on an Android platform and to produce 3D graphics of the search
results on the phone screen. It incorporated Open Source Graphics Library (OpenGL)
functions into the system and implemented user interactions such as rotating, scaling and
changing the appearance of the 3D model.
At the end of the development phase, the system was successfully integrated. Tests were
conducted to evaluate the performance of the integrated system on a Samsung Galaxy S3
smartphone. The server database contained 5 model OBJ files with a distractor set of 1,000
images. The tests showed an average rendering time of 96.1 seconds for a model with an OBJ
data size of 200 KB. |
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