videoseethrough
Videoseethrough is a display modality used in head-mounted displays in which the user sees the real environment through a live video feed captured by cameras, rather than through transparent optics. It contrasts with optical see-through, where the real world is seen directly through transparent lenses.
In a videoseethrough system, the cameras capture the scene and the resulting video is processed and composited
Applications include augmented reality and mixed reality work, industrial inspection, training, remote assistance, and telepresence, where
Security and privacy concerns arise because cameras capture the surrounding environment. Users and bystanders may be