Ping! Your Food is Ready: Comparing Different Notification Techniques in 3D AR Cooking Environment

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Hauptverfasser: Raikwar, Aditya, Plabst, Lucas, Batmaz, Anil Ufuk, Niebling, Florian, Ortega, Francisco R.
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author Raikwar, Aditya
Plabst, Lucas
Batmaz, Anil Ufuk
Niebling, Florian
Ortega, Francisco R.
author_facet Raikwar, Aditya
Plabst, Lucas
Batmaz, Anil Ufuk
Niebling, Florian
Ortega, Francisco R.
contents Implementing visual and audio notifications on augmented reality devices is a crucial element of intuitive and easy-to-use interfaces. In this paper, we explored creating intuitive interfaces through visual and audio notifications. The study evaluated user performance and preference across three conditions: visual notifications in fixed positions, visual notifications above objects, and no visual notifications with monaural sounds. The users were tasked with cooking and serving customers in an open-source Augmented-Reality sandbox environment called ARtisan Bistro. The results indicated that visual notifications above objects combined with localized audio feedback were the most effective and preferred method by participants. The findings highlight the importance of strategic placement of visual and audio notifications in AR, providing insights for engineers and developers to design intuitive 3D user interfaces.
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spellingShingle Ping! Your Food is Ready: Comparing Different Notification Techniques in 3D AR Cooking Environment
Raikwar, Aditya
Plabst, Lucas
Batmaz, Anil Ufuk
Niebling, Florian
Ortega, Francisco R.
Human-Computer Interaction
Implementing visual and audio notifications on augmented reality devices is a crucial element of intuitive and easy-to-use interfaces. In this paper, we explored creating intuitive interfaces through visual and audio notifications. The study evaluated user performance and preference across three conditions: visual notifications in fixed positions, visual notifications above objects, and no visual notifications with monaural sounds. The users were tasked with cooking and serving customers in an open-source Augmented-Reality sandbox environment called ARtisan Bistro. The results indicated that visual notifications above objects combined with localized audio feedback were the most effective and preferred method by participants. The findings highlight the importance of strategic placement of visual and audio notifications in AR, providing insights for engineers and developers to design intuitive 3D user interfaces.
title Ping! Your Food is Ready: Comparing Different Notification Techniques in 3D AR Cooking Environment
topic Human-Computer Interaction
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.11357