K. Arthur, T. Preston, R.M. Taylor II, F.P. Brooks, Jr., M.C. Whitton, and W.V. Wright. Designing and building the pit: a head-tracked stereo workspace for two users. Technical Report TR98-015, UNC Chapel Hill, 1998. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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