SpaceHopper

Franz, Juliano; Malloch, Joseph; Reilly, Derek; Sanches, Vinicius

doi:10.1145/3170427.3186509

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“…Research has presented only a few application scenarios for augmented floor surfaces yet, most in the domain of entertainment and gaming such as ShareVR [22], MultiToe [6], IGameFloor [21], SpaceHopper [19], or Kickables [41]. For outdoor advertisement in public spaces, Camba et al presented a [11] tiled floor visualization system with irregular lumination realized with optical fiber rods.…”

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Using large-scale augmented floor surfaces for industrial applications and evaluation on perceived sizes

Otto

Lampen

Agethen

et al. 2020

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Large high-resolution displays (LHRDs) provide an enabling technology to achieve immersive, isometrically registered, virtual environments. It has been shown that LHRDs allow better size judgments, higher collaboration performance, and shorter task completion times. This paper presents novel insights into human size perception using large-scale floor displays, in particular in-depth evaluations of size judgment accuracy, precision, and task completion time. These investigations have been performed in the context of six, novel applications in the domain of automotive production planning. In our studies, we used a 54-sqm sized LED floor and a standard tablet visualizing relatively scaled and true to scale 2D content, which users had to estimate using different aids. The study involved 22 participants and three different conditions. Results indicate that true to scale floor visualizations reduce the mean absolute percentage error of spatial estimations. In all three conditions, we did not find the typical overestimation or underestimation of size judgments.

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