2016
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-46771-9_47
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Understanding the Impact of Mobile Augmented Reality on Co-design Cognition and Co-modelling

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“…These Augmented Reality (AR) technologies span a set of various alternatives to collaborate, refine and visualize a design proposal. According to Gül et al (2016) they appear to be very good candidates to support co-creative design, in that the engagement of participants appears to be higher. For example, participants will stand up, look around and get closer viewpoints in order to benefit from a flexible interaction with the design objects, like changing their orientation and location.…”
Section: Analysing the Impact Of Ict Tools On Cognitive Processesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These Augmented Reality (AR) technologies span a set of various alternatives to collaborate, refine and visualize a design proposal. According to Gül et al (2016) they appear to be very good candidates to support co-creative design, in that the engagement of participants appears to be higher. For example, participants will stand up, look around and get closer viewpoints in order to benefit from a flexible interaction with the design objects, like changing their orientation and location.…”
Section: Analysing the Impact Of Ict Tools On Cognitive Processesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…First, a set of marker images are defined in the Vuforia AR library, and then the data set of the image targets was uploaded in the Unity 3D platform. The AR environment was enhanced for the collaboration with a physical model and a wide-shared visual display for supporting the design activity (for more details of the AR system, please see Gül et al, 2016).…”
Section: Experiments Apparatusmentioning
confidence: 99%