Posters represent work-in-progress and are at most two pages long. The posters are presented in three batches, where authors are required to be present. The posters will be on display throughout the conference.

A list of accepted posters can be found here.

ISMAR 2014 workshops are a complementary forum to the main conference. They are interactive events involving participants. ISMAR workshops provide a platform for presentations of novel work, work in progress and position papers. ISMAR workshops also serve as a platform to actively experience the insights of a variety of pervasive computing topics in seminars.

An overview on the ISMAR workshops can be found here.

The purpose of the ISMAR tutorials is to expand the knowledge of the AR/MR community and foster the next generation of AR/MR researchers, developers, and artists. Experts, pioneers, and experienced developers and artists present tutorials that target a specific application area, a specific research area, or a topic of general interest for mixed or augmented reality. Topics range from introductory for AR/MR novices to highly technical for AR/MR researchers. Tutorials are half or full day tutorials, depending on the scope of topics covered and the presenters available.

An overview on the ISMAR tutorials can be found here.

The Industry Day will gather professionals and scientist interested in the commercial use of Mixed and Augmented Reality and the latest available solutions in the market.
With a growing interest from the Enterprise and Consumer sectors in the application of Augmented Reality, a selected list of panelists will present and discuss their experience and vision. Use cases, roadblocks and the latest breakthroughs in commercialised technology will showcase how both public and private research impacts our daily lives. Open discussions in different areas will help the audience grasp what is needed to make this industry a success.

You can find all about the Industry Day here.

The interface is the boundary across which information is exchanged, causing a transformation in one or both sides of that boundary. This exhibition features art that disrupts or bypasses this interface. Interfaces have always been a site of control, hidden in plain view: symbolic, social or technological. They facilitate and shape the dialogue that happens between different tribes from religions, scientific or philosophical backgrounds; between components of computer systems; or between machines and living beings.

More information on the Art Exhibition can be found here.

Vision-based tracking technologies, especially used for tracking of vehicle components, are one of the most crucial basis-technologies required for a widespread application of Augmented Reality in the automotive and industrial domain. The competition aims to provide a forum for scientific exchange between researchers from academia and industry, as well as an opportunity to get in contact with potential customers in the environment of the Volkswagen Group.

Details on the Volkswagen Tracking Challenge can be found here.

The 3rd ISMAR Doctoral Consortium (DC) will take place as part of ISMAR 2014, on the evening of September 8th and all day on September 9th. The goal of the Doctoral Consortium is to create an opportunity for PhD students to present their research, discuss their current progress and plans, and receive constructive criticism and guidance regarding their work and future career objectives. The Doctoral Consortium is structured around doctoral students presentations and in-depth discussions between the students and mentors.

You can find more about the Doctoral Consortium here.

You can find all about the AR Games Project here.