Immersive Authoring of Tangible Augmented Reality Applications

Lee, Gun; Nelles, Claudia; Billinghurst, Mark; Kim, Gerard Jounghyun

doi:10.1109/ismar.2004.34

Cited by 153 publications

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“…Cramer et al [23] suggested that while transparency improved users' meta-competence (awareness of their own competence), it may have actually interfered with improving their competence. Lee et al [24] suggested some benefits for transparency in an authoring tool, but transparency was confounded with other design characteristics, so it was not entirely clear if the benefit was due specifically to transparency. The literature review in [6] identified several studies of transparency that did show beneficial results, and one study indicating that different methods of providing transparency (e.g., causal-loop diagrams, hierarchical-tree diagrams, block diagrams) were differentially effective.…”

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Effects of Structural Transparency in System Dynamics Simulators on Performance and Understanding

Kopainsky

Alessi

2015

Systems

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Abstract:Prior exploration is an instructional strategy that has improved performance and understanding in system-dynamics-based simulators, but only to a limited degree. This study investigates whether model transparency, that is, showing users the internal structure of models, can extend the prior exploration strategy and improve learning even more. In an experimental study, participants in a web-based simulation learned about and managed a small developing nation. All participants were provided the prior exploration strategy but only half received prior exploration embedded in a structure-behavior diagram intended to make the underlying model's structure more transparent. Participants provided with the more transparent strategy demonstrated better understanding of the underlying model. Their performance, however, was the equivalent to those in the less transparent condition. Combined with previous studies, our results suggest that while prior exploration is a beneficial strategy for both performance and understanding, making the model structure transparent with structure-behavior diagrams is more limited in its effect.

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Effects of Structural Transparency in System Dynamics Simulators on Performance and Understanding

Kopainsky

Alessi

2015

Systems

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“…The tools in [4] and [6] allow users to arrange content into AR presentations. Lee et al [9] demonstrated authoring from within AR. However, these tools have focused on how to manipulate 3D models and assembly of AR * e-mail: hartmut.seichter@hitlabnz.org † e-mail: julian.looser@hitlabnz.org ‡ e-mail: mark.billinghurst@hitlabnz.org scenes, but do not support prototyping of interactivity in the AR environment.…”

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ComposAR: An intuitive tool for authoring AR applications

Seichter¹,

Looser²,

Billinghurst³

2008

2008 7th IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality

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This paper introduces ComposAR, a tool to allow a wide audience to author AR and MR applications. It is unique in that it supports both visual programming and interpretive scripting, and an immediate mode for runtime testing. ComposAR is written in Python which means the user interface and runtime behavior can be easily customized and third-party modules can be incorporated into the authoring environment. We describe the design philosophy and the resulting user interface, lessons learned and directions for future research.

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“…One of the main benefits of AR gaming is the ability to manipulate 3D objects in the environment directly to make possible innovative and intuitive user interface [20]. This capability can greatly enhance the 3D game experience.…”

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Developing an Augmented Reality Racing Game

Oda¹,

Lister²,

White³

et al. 2008

Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on INtelligent TEchnologies for Interactive enterTAINment

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Augmented reality (AR) makes it possible to create games in which virtual objects are overlaid on the real world, and real objects are tracked and used to control virtual ones. We describe the development of an AR racing game created by modifying an existing racing game, using an AR infrastructure that we developed for use with the XNA game development platform. In our game, the driver wears a tracked video see-through head-worn display, and controls the car with a passive tangible controller. Other players can participate by manipulating waypoints that the car must pass and obstacles with which the car can collide. We discuss our AR infrastructure, which supports the creation of AR applications and games in a managed code environment, the user interface we developed for the AR racing game, the game's software and hardware architecture, and feedback and observations from early demonstrations.

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Immersive Authoring of Tangible Augmented Reality Applications

Cited by 153 publications

References 19 publications

Effects of Structural Transparency in System Dynamics Simulators on Performance and Understanding

Effects of Structural Transparency in System Dynamics Simulators on Performance and Understanding

ComposAR: An intuitive tool for authoring AR applications

Developing an Augmented Reality Racing Game

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