Experimental Evaluation of Sketching on Surfaces in VR

Arora, Rahul; Kazi, Rubaiat Habib; Anderson, Fraser; Grossman, Tovi; Singh, Karan; Fitzmaurice, George

doi:10.1145/3025453.3025474

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“…Zabramski analyzed drawing tasks as pointing and steering tasks [14], [15]. Arora considered design guidelines for sketch tools in an immersive 3D environment [16]. Tu investigated the difference in stroke gestures between the finger and the pen [17].…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Improvement in the Effectiveness of Cutting Skill Practice for Paper-Cutting Creations Based on the Steering Law

Higashi

Kanai

2020

IEICE Trans. Inf. & Syst.

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To improve the cutting skills of learners, we developed a method for improving the skill involved in creating paper cuttings based on a steering task in the field of human-computer interaction. TaWe made patterns using the white and black boundaries that make up a picture. The index of difficulty (ID) is a numerical value based on the width and distance of the steering law. First, we evaluated novice and expert pattern-cutters, and measured their moving time (MT), error rate, and compliance with the steering law, confirming that the MT and error rate are affected by pattern width and distance. Moreover, we quantified the skills of novices and experts using ID and MT based models. We then observed changes in the cutting skills of novices who practiced with various widths and evaluated the impact of the difficulty level on skill improvement. Patterns considered to be moderately difficult for novices led to a significant improvement in skills.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

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Improvement in the Effectiveness of Cutting Skill Practice for Paper-Cutting Creations Based on the Steering Law

Higashi

Kanai

2020

IEICE Trans. Inf. & Syst.

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“…This shift is also visible in the field of immersive sketching. Where earlier works such as those described in Fiorentino et al (2002), Keefe et al (2001), Israel et al (2009), and Wiese et al (2010) among others, mainly used projection-based solutions, recent research systems such as those described in Arora et al (2017) and Barrera Machuca et al (2017) and commercial systems such as Tilt Brush and Gravity-Sketch, typically employ HMDs. HMDs offer the advantages of lower costs, lower space requirements, and increased mobility in comparison to projection-based systems.…”

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Sketch-based interaction and modeling: where do we stand?

Bonnici

Akman

Calleja

et al. 2019

AIEDAM

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Sketching is a natural and intuitive communication tool used for expressing concepts or ideas which are difficult to communicate through text or speech alone. Sketching is therefore used for a variety of purposes, from the expression of ideas on two-dimensional (2D) physical media, to object creation, manipulation, or deformation in three-dimensional (3D) immersive environments. This variety in sketching activities brings about a range of technologies which, while having similar scope, namely that of recording and interpreting the sketch gesture to effect some interaction, adopt different interpretation approaches according to the environment in which the sketch is drawn. In fields such as product design, sketches are drawn at various stages of the design process, and therefore, designers would benefit from sketch interpretation technologies which support these differing interactions. However, research typically focuses on one aspect of sketch interpretation and modeling such that literature on available technologies is fragmented and dispersed. In this paper, we bring together the relevant literature describing technologies which can support the product design industry, namely technologies which support the interpretation of sketches drawn on 2D media, sketch-based search interactions, as well as sketch gestures drawn in 3D media. This paper, therefore, gives a holistic view of the algorithmic support that can be provided in the design process. In so doing, we highlight the research gaps and future research directions required to provide full sketch-based interaction support.

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“…As sketch‐based modeling relieves users from tedious operations in professional packages, it has been extended into HMD environments. Arora et al analyzed various factors that could affect the human ability to sketch freely in a 3D VR environment. Giunchi et al presented an approach to search for 3D models based on free‐form sketches within a virtual environment.…”

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Screwing assembly oriented interactive model segmentation in HMD VR environment

Zhu

Song

Wang

et al. 2019

Computer Animation & Virtual

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Although different approaches of segmenting and assembling geometric models for 3D printing have been proposed, it is difficult to find any research studies, which investigate model segmentation and assembly in head‐mounted display (HMD) virtual reality (VR) environments for 3D printing. In this work, we propose a novel and interactive segmentation method for screwing assembly in the environments to tackle this problem. Our approach divides a large model into semantic parts with a screwing interface for repeated tight assembly. Specifically, after a user places the cutting interface, our algorithm computes the bounding box of the current part automatically for subsequent multicomponent semantic Boolean segmentations. Afterwards, the bolt is positioned with an improved K3M image thinning algorithm and is used for merging paired components with union and subtraction Boolean operations respectively. Moreover, we introduce a swept Boolean‐based rotation collision detection and location method to guarantee a collision‐free screwing assembly. Experiments show that our approach provides a new interactive multicomponent semantic segmentation tool that supports not only repeated installation and disassembly but also tight and aligned assembly.

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Experimental Evaluation of Sketching on Surfaces in VR

Cited by 147 publications

References 37 publications

Improvement in the Effectiveness of Cutting Skill Practice for Paper-Cutting Creations Based on the Steering Law

Improvement in the Effectiveness of Cutting Skill Practice for Paper-Cutting Creations Based on the Steering Law

Sketch-based interaction and modeling: where do we stand?

Screwing assembly oriented interactive model segmentation in HMD VR environment

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