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| author | Ram, Ashwin Gu, Yue Wang, Bowen Jaikumar, Sneha Wu, Youqi Wei, Benjamin Tan Kuan Xu, Qingyang Liu, Haiming Zhao, Shengdong |
| author_facet | Ram, Ashwin Gu, Yue Wang, Bowen Jaikumar, Sneha Wu, Youqi Wei, Benjamin Tan Kuan Xu, Qingyang Liu, Haiming Zhao, Shengdong |
| contents | Assisted Reality (aR) is a subfield of Augmented Reality (AR) that overlays information onto a user's immediate view via see-through head-mounted displays (OST-HMDs). This technology has proven to be effective and energy-efficient to support the user and information interaction for everyday wearable intelligent systems. The aR viewing experience, however, is affected by varying real-world backgrounds, lighting, and user movements, which makes designing for aR challenging. Designers have to test their designs in-situ across multiple real-world settings, which can be time-consuming and labor-intensive. We propose SimulataR, a cost-effective desktop-based approach for rapid aR prototyping using first-person-view context videos blended with design prototypes to simulate an aR experience. A field study involving 12 AR users comparing SimulataR to real OST-HMDs found that SimulataR can approximate the aR experience, particularly for indoors and in low-to-moderate lit outdoor environments. Case studies with two designers who used SimulataR in their design process demonstrates the potential of design-blended videos for rapid aR prototyping. |
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| publishDate | 2025 |
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| spellingShingle | SimulataR: Rapid Assisted Reality Prototyping using Design-Blended Videos Ram, Ashwin Gu, Yue Wang, Bowen Jaikumar, Sneha Wu, Youqi Wei, Benjamin Tan Kuan Xu, Qingyang Liu, Haiming Zhao, Shengdong Human-Computer Interaction Assisted Reality (aR) is a subfield of Augmented Reality (AR) that overlays information onto a user's immediate view via see-through head-mounted displays (OST-HMDs). This technology has proven to be effective and energy-efficient to support the user and information interaction for everyday wearable intelligent systems. The aR viewing experience, however, is affected by varying real-world backgrounds, lighting, and user movements, which makes designing for aR challenging. Designers have to test their designs in-situ across multiple real-world settings, which can be time-consuming and labor-intensive. We propose SimulataR, a cost-effective desktop-based approach for rapid aR prototyping using first-person-view context videos blended with design prototypes to simulate an aR experience. A field study involving 12 AR users comparing SimulataR to real OST-HMDs found that SimulataR can approximate the aR experience, particularly for indoors and in low-to-moderate lit outdoor environments. Case studies with two designers who used SimulataR in their design process demonstrates the potential of design-blended videos for rapid aR prototyping. |
| title | SimulataR: Rapid Assisted Reality Prototyping using Design-Blended Videos |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.16515 |