Wearable HUD for Ecological Field Research Applications

Delabrida, Saul; D'Angelo, Thiago; Oliveira, Ricardo Augusto Rabelo; Loureiro, Antônio A. F.

doi:10.1007/s11036-016-0724-6

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“…Delabrida et al [26] developed a Head-Up Display (HUD) to provide useful information in ecological field research processes. Their solution aims to help geologists in some of their in-field measurement activities.…”

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Field Research Cooperative Wearable Systems: Challenges in Requirements, Design and Validation

Silva

Amorim

Ribeiro

et al. 2019

Sensors

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The widespread availability of wearable devices is evolving them into cooperative systems. Communication and distribution aspects such as the Internet of Things, Wireless Body Area Networks, and Local Wireless Networks provide the means to develop multi-device platforms. Nevertheless, the field research environment presents a specific feature set, which increases the difficulty in the adoption of this technology. In this text, we review the main aspects of Field Research Gears and Wearable Devices. This review is made aiming to understand how to create cooperative systems based on wearable devices directed to the Field Research Context. For a better understanding, we developed a case study in which we propose a cooperative system architecture and provide validation aspects. For this matter, we provide an overview of a previous device architecture and study an integration proposal.

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Field Research Cooperative Wearable Systems: Challenges in Requirements, Design and Validation

Silva

Amorim

Ribeiro

et al. 2019

Sensors

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“…These MAR smartphone applications are developed specifically for a modern smartphone which utilize a high-resolution camera and gyroscope, accelerometer and Global Positioning System (GPS) sensors, allowing the device to accurately determine its exact location and spatial orientation in the real world. The smartphone's camera, various sensors and cloud computing power allows for the MAR application to scan and identify objects or elements within the environment, in real-time and display the information back to the user in their visual field (Delabrida, D'Angelo, Oliveira & Loureiro, 2016). For example, in a recent study by Delabrida et al (2016) a Samsung Galaxy™, smartphone was integrated into a wearable, 3D printed, head-mounted-display (HMD) so that various sensors could be used for distance measuring between objects in the field of view, and weather monitoring during ecological field research trips.…”

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Enhancing Winter Sport Activities: Improving the Visual Perception and Spatial Awareness of Downhill Winter Athletes with Augmented Reality Headset Displays

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Strong spatial-awareness and visual perception skills can improve an athlete's performance, enhance training routines and reduce the potential for injury due to physical error. This research study looks to investigate the barriers and design requirements for developing an augmented reality headset display for downhill winter athletes, which may improve visual perception, spatial-awareness and reduce injury. This research used a variety of human-centred-design methods to collect the participant data, including surveys, experience-simulation-testing, userresponse-analysis, and statistical analysis. During the study, 34 participants with previous experience skiing, or snowboarding at different skill-levels, wore an augmented reality headset and evaluated the visual perception of an icon, while watching a simulation video and standing on a slope changing platform to simulate a downhill skiing experience. The study revealed that various levels of downhill winter athletes may benefit differently from access to athletic data during a physical activity, and indicated that some expert level athletes can train to strengthen their spatial-awareness abilities. The results generated visual design recommendations, including icon colours, locations within the field-of-view, and alert methods which could be utilized to optimize the usability of a headset display.

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Improving the Visual Perception and Spatial Awareness of Downhill Winter Athletes with Augmented Reality

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Erdemli

Arya

et al. 2020

HCI International 2020 – Late Breaking Papers: Virtual and Augmented Reality

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Wearable HUD for Ecological Field Research Applications

Cited by 7 publications

References 26 publications

Field Research Cooperative Wearable Systems: Challenges in Requirements, Design and Validation

Field Research Cooperative Wearable Systems: Challenges in Requirements, Design and Validation

Enhancing Winter Sport Activities: Improving the Visual Perception and Spatial Awareness of Downhill Winter Athletes with Augmented Reality Headset Displays

Improving the Visual Perception and Spatial Awareness of Downhill Winter Athletes with Augmented Reality

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