Exploring AR Label Placements in Visually Cluttered Scenarios
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| author | Park, Ji Hwan Roper, Braden Arezoumand, Amirhossein Tran, Tien |
| author_facet | Park, Ji Hwan Roper, Braden Arezoumand, Amirhossein Tran, Tien |
| contents | We investigate methods for placing labels in AR environments that have visually cluttered scenes. As the number of items increases in a scene within the user' FOV, it is challenging to effectively place labels based on existing label placement guidelines. To address this issue, we implemented three label placement techniques for in-view objects for AR applications. We specifically target a scenario, where various items of different types are scattered within the user's field of view, and multiple items of the same type are situated close together. We evaluate three placement techniques for three target tasks. Our study shows that using a label to spatially group the same types of items is beneficial for identifying, comparing, and summarizing data. |
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| spellingShingle | Exploring AR Label Placements in Visually Cluttered Scenarios Park, Ji Hwan Roper, Braden Arezoumand, Amirhossein Tran, Tien Human-Computer Interaction We investigate methods for placing labels in AR environments that have visually cluttered scenes. As the number of items increases in a scene within the user' FOV, it is challenging to effectively place labels based on existing label placement guidelines. To address this issue, we implemented three label placement techniques for in-view objects for AR applications. We specifically target a scenario, where various items of different types are scattered within the user's field of view, and multiple items of the same type are situated close together. We evaluate three placement techniques for three target tasks. Our study shows that using a label to spatially group the same types of items is beneficial for identifying, comparing, and summarizing data. |
| title | Exploring AR Label Placements in Visually Cluttered Scenarios |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.00198 |