A car-navigation system based on augmented reality

Design, User Experience, and Usability: Interactive Experience Design

“…Some sessions included drawing techniques inspired from the Mixing Ideas technique [31], which also presented itself with challenges. The children's ability to communicate through drawings differs and hence the sense of skill and ability change the motivation the children have towards the task.…”

“…Developed from the Cooperative Inquiry approach, another drawing technique that inspired the work in this project was the Mixing Ideas technique [31,32]. The technique was developed for design work with younger children and hence takes into account the extra support needed for interpreting the drawings together with the children.…”

“…In the sessions where children were drawing together in groups of 4-6 people this was a challenge. The researchers experienced that, in spite of trying to accommodate the knowledge from Guha et al [31] by assisting the children, it still proved difficult to let ideas spark from each other without having some children feeling left behind. The group was too big for the children to be able to still see their ideas in play.…”

“…First in the science library, two different efforts of one hour each were made during a prior occasion [31], while the second phase was made in the Humanities and Social Sciences Library. During the sessions, observations were made of what user did when they were approaching and using the physical library.…”

Head Up Display in Automotive: A New Reality for the Driver

“…Since more than a decade, researchers have investigated and evaluated a number of AR-based visualization concepts using mobile platforms or projector-based driving simulators [30][31][32].…”