Demonstrating PilotAR: A Tool to Assist Wizard-of-Oz Pilot Studies with OHMD
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| author | Janaka, Nuwan Cai, Runze Zhao, Shengdong Hsu, David |
| author_facet | Janaka, Nuwan Cai, Runze Zhao, Shengdong Hsu, David |
| contents | While pilot studies help to identify potential interesting research directions, the additional requirements in AR/MR make it challenging to conduct quick and dirty pilot studies efficiently with Optical See-Through Head-Mounted Displays (OST HMDs, OHMDs). To overcome these challenges, including the inability to observe and record in-context user interactions, increased task load, and difficulties with in-context data analysis and discussion, we introduce PilotAR (https://github.com/Synteraction-Lab/PilotAR), a tool designed iteratively to enhance AR/MR pilot studies, allowing live first-person and third-person views, multi-modal annotations, flexible wizarding interfaces, and multi-experimenter support. |
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| spellingShingle | Demonstrating PilotAR: A Tool to Assist Wizard-of-Oz Pilot Studies with OHMD Janaka, Nuwan Cai, Runze Zhao, Shengdong Hsu, David Human-Computer Interaction While pilot studies help to identify potential interesting research directions, the additional requirements in AR/MR make it challenging to conduct quick and dirty pilot studies efficiently with Optical See-Through Head-Mounted Displays (OST HMDs, OHMDs). To overcome these challenges, including the inability to observe and record in-context user interactions, increased task load, and difficulties with in-context data analysis and discussion, we introduce PilotAR (https://github.com/Synteraction-Lab/PilotAR), a tool designed iteratively to enhance AR/MR pilot studies, allowing live first-person and third-person views, multi-modal annotations, flexible wizarding interfaces, and multi-experimenter support. |
| title | Demonstrating PilotAR: A Tool to Assist Wizard-of-Oz Pilot Studies with OHMD |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.12388 |