Mobile Realities

Harley, Daniel; Tarun, Aneesh P.; Elsharawy, Sara; Verni, Alexander; Tibu, Tudor; Bilić, Marko; Bakogeorge, Alexander; Mazalek, Ali

doi:10.1145/3322276.3322341

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“…In this work, the main operating mode is AR where a marker on a picture book is used to make fairy tale characters pop out of the book, but the user is also allowed to dive into the virtual picture book environment, using the same headset with the video see-through set-up. The mobile video see-through platform (e.g., Cardboard VR using the smartphone camera) would certainly allow similar functionality, but 2D-oriented tasks could not be accomplished by the more natural touch interface [10]. The 2D tasks in mobile AR/VR including the "managerial" ones (like system-level commands or option selection) ordinarily rely on 2D interfaces (e.g., floating menus) situated in 3D space [11][12][13][14].…”

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User Experience of Multi-Mode and Multitasked Extended Reality on Different Mobile Interaction Platforms

2023

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“Extended Reality (XR)” refers to a unified platform or content that supports all forms of “reality”—e.g., 2D, 3D virtual, augmented, and augmented virtual. We explore how the mobile device can support such a concept of XR. We evaluate the XR user experiences of multi-mode and multitasking among three mobile platforms—(1) bare smartphone (PhoneXR), (2) standalone mobile headset unit (ClosedXR), and (3) smartphone with clip-on lenses (LensXR). Two use cases were considered through: (a) Experiment 1: using and switching among different modes within a single XR application while multitasking with a smartphone app, and (b) Experiment 2: general multitasking among different “reality” applications (e.g., 2D app, AR, VR). Results showed users generally valued the immersive experience over usability—ClosedXR was clearly preferred over the others. Despite potentially offering a balanced level of immersion and usability with its touch-based interaction, LensXR was not generally received well. PhoneXR was not rated particularly advantageous over ClosedXR even if it needed the controller. The usability suffered for ClosedXR only when the long text had to be entered. Thus, improving the 1D/2D operations in ClosedXR for operating and multitasking would be one way to weave XR into our lives with smartphones.

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User Experience of Multi-Mode and Multitasked Extended Reality on Different Mobile Interaction Platforms

2023

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Der Einsatz von Virtueller Realität in der Psychotherapeutischen Praxis: Aktueller Forschungsstand, Chancen, Risiken und Herausforderungen

Machulska

Roesmann

Eiler

et al. 2021

Psychotherapie Forum

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ZusammenfassungIn den letzten Jahren sind durch die Fortschritte der Digitalisierung neue psychotherapeutische Behandlungsmöglichkeiten und Unterstützungsangebote entstanden. Während sich bestimmte Innovationen wie die Videotherapie im letzten Jahr stark verbreitet haben, sind andere Formate wie z. B. Psychotherapieanwendungen in der Virtuellen Realität (VR) zwar sehr gut wissenschaftlich untersucht, aber dennoch kaum in die (tägliche) Praxis implementiert worden.Der folgende Artikel gibt einen Überblick über den aktuellen Forschungsstand zum Einsatz von VR im Kontext Psychotherapie. Hierbei wird auf zwei wichtige (kognitiv-verhaltenstherapeutische) Interventionsmethoden fokussiert, bei denen VR oft eingesetzt und untersucht wurde: (1) Behaviorale Exposition bei Angsterkrankungen und (2) Modifikation von Informationsverarbeitungsprozessen (Cognitive Bias Modification, CBM). Es werden aktuelle Studien zur Wirksamkeit sowie weitere aktuelle Ergebnisse zur Nutzung und dem Einsatz diskutiert. Weiterhin beschreibt der Artikel die grundsätzliche Nutzung der Virtuellen Realität und definiert wichtige Begriffe und Anwendungen.

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Playing by Ear: Designing for the Physical in a Sound-Based Virtual Reality Narrative

Harley

Tarun

Stinson

et al. 2021

Proceedings of the Fifteenth International Conference on Tangible, Embedded, and Embodied Interaction

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Mobile Realities

Cited by 5 publications

References 45 publications

User Experience of Multi-Mode and Multitasked Extended Reality on Different Mobile Interaction Platforms

User Experience of Multi-Mode and Multitasked Extended Reality on Different Mobile Interaction Platforms

Der Einsatz von Virtueller Realität in der Psychotherapeutischen Praxis: Aktueller Forschungsstand, Chancen, Risiken und Herausforderungen

Playing by Ear: Designing for the Physical in a Sound-Based Virtual Reality Narrative

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