Measuring the Impact of Objects' Physicalization, Avatar Appearance, and their Consistency on Pick-and-Place Performance in Augmented Reality
Abstract
This paper measures how object physicality, hand appearance, and their consistency affect pick-and-place performance in Augmented Reality. Across virtual, real, and mixed object sets, performance improved with the number of real objects; hand appearance had little overall effect. Alternating between virtual and real objects nevertheless reduced subsequent performance with real objects, revealing a key transition cost for AR interaction design.
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Publication
IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics, 31(5), 2268–2276
Juri Yoneyama
PhD Student
Rebecca Fribourg
Associate Professor
Associate professor researching avatar embodiment in Virtual Reality.
Jean-Marie Normand
Professor of Virtual and Augmented Reality
Professor working on perception, embodiment, and interaction in Virtual, Augmented, and Mixed Reality.
Ferran Argelaguet
Inria Research Scientist
Research scientist investigating Virtual and Augmented Reality, 3D interaction, and human perception.