Challenges in information representation with augmented reality for procedural task support / by Tobias Müller. Paderborn, 2024
Inhalt
- Introduction
- Fundamentals of Augmented Reality for Procedural Task Support
- Definition of Augmented Reality
- Enabling Technologies
- Augmented Reality for Manual Procedural Tasks
- Potential of Augmented Reality
- Studies on Supporting Procedural Task with Augmented Reality
- Usefulness of Augmented Reality for Supporting Procedural Tasks
- Information Representation with Augmented Reality
- Information Representation in Augmented Reality User Interfaces
- Principles from Other Types of User Interfaces
- Approaches to Modeling Information Representation
- Implications for this Work
- Information Representation Modeling for Augmented Reality
- Basic Concepts and Terminology
- Five Classes of Information Objects
- Example Classifications
- Characteristics of Information Objects
- Characteristics of a Combined View
- Comparison with other Modeling Approaches
- Representation Challenges
- Clarity Challenge
- Consistency Challenge
- Visibility Challenge
- Orientation Challenge
- Motion Cue Challenge
- Information Linking Challenge
- Conflicting Resolution Measures
- Information Linking
- Information Linking in Information Rich Virtual Environments
- A Taxonomy for Information Linking in Augmented Reality
- First Study: Visual Connection
- Second Study: Visual Connection with Occlusion
- Using IRMAR in Human-Centred Design
- The Augmented Reality Procedural Task Modeling Language
- Existing Modeling Approaches
- Requirements for ARPML
- Variant Handling in ARPML
- Templates in ARPML
- Information Objects in ARPML
- Work Steps in ARPML
- Task Models in ARPML
- Conclusion and Outlook
- Bibliography
