Description: Static tracking is a fundamental method in augmented reality that allows the fixation of virtual content at specific points in the physical environment. This approach relies on identifying and tracking visual features or reference points in space, ensuring that digital elements remain stable and aligned with the real world, even as the user moves. Unlike dynamic tracking, which adapts to moving objects, static tracking focuses on fixed elements, making it ideal for applications where stability and accuracy are crucial. This method uses computer vision algorithms to detect and track patterns in the environment, allowing virtual objects to be seamlessly integrated into the scene. The relevance of static tracking lies in its ability to enhance the user experience by providing a smoother and more realistic interaction with digital content. Furthermore, it is essential for applications that require precise overlay of information, such as in architecture, education, and augmented reality experiences, where the perception of space and the stability of content are fundamental to user immersion.
