CAPturAR: An Augmented Reality Tool for Authoring Human-Involved Context-Aware Applications

Augmented Reality and Robotics: A Survey and Taxonomy for AR-enhanced Human-Robot Interaction and Robotic Interfaces

“…(e.g., one metaphor is, for example, Figma for app development or Adobe Character Animator for animation) In such tools, users also must be able to design without the need for low-level robot programming, such as actuation control, sensor access, and networking. Such AR authoring tools have been explored in the HCI context [40,247,311,455] but are still relatively unexplored in the domain of AR-HRI except for a few examples [51,422]. We envision the future of intuitive authoring tools should invoke further design explorations of AR-HRI systems (Section 7) by democratizing the opportunity to the broader community.…”

Augmented Reality and Robotics: A Survey and Taxonomy for AR-enhanced Human-Robot Interaction and Robotic Interfaces

“…(e.g., one metaphor is, for example, Figma for app development or Adobe Character Animator for animation) In such tools, users also must be able to design without the need for low-level robot programming, such as actuation control, sensor access, and networking. Such AR authoring tools have been explored in the HCI context [40,247,311,455] but still relatively unexplored in the domain of AR-HRI except for a few examples [51,422]. We envision the future of intuitive authoring tools should invoke further design explorations of AR-HRI systems (Section 7) by democratizing the opportunity to the broader community.…”

Towards Augmented Reality Driven Human-City Interaction: Current Research on Mobile Headsets and Future Challenges

“…As shown in the examples mentioned above, the virtual contents or immersive experience can be inserted into the physical world as a part of the AR cues. Simultaneously the individuals will receive reminders about the minority groups and people with special needs in context-aware manners [212], i.e., when they meet the person with special needs or give cues to make empathetic responses in the conversations [220]. Moreover, the experience of knowing the difficulties, hurdles, and pain points of others allow us to build the city-system more inclusively.…”