A User-Based Comparison of Two Augmented Reality Glasses

Klose, Elisa Maria; Schmidt, Ludger

doi:10.1109/vr.2018.8446175

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“…Even though such products are technically helpful for people's life, in the public view, most people are unwilling to wear AR glasses mainly due to size, weight and appearance. Nevertheless, from the research of Elisa Maria Klose and Ludger Schmidt, it can be found that people who are willing to use AR glasses are more inclined to the effect and function like the display technology, ocularity than appearance [10].…”

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Analysis of the Combination of AR Technology and Translation System

Wang¹

2022

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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Human society has entered the 21st century for two decades already. The rapid development of science and technology is obvious to all. A variety of novel products, including VR technology, are also constantly maturing, coupled with the continuous facilitation of transportation, and the increase in the number of international practitioners. Machine translation technology has become very important. Based on the current existing AR application technology, this article combines artificial intelligence to analyze the possibility of fusion of machine translation and virtual reality. At the same time, it analyzes the existing combination types on the market, such as sign language AR translation, menu AR translation. Combined with the AR glasses product of the current new era, a translation learning technology using AR glasses combined with artificial intelligence big data is proposed. Research has found that there is no perfect product that combines augmented reality with artificial intelligence and machine translation technologies. Due to the huge amount of computation required to generate the virtual world, and the limitations of the current development of AR technology, it will take a long time for such products to integrate into life.

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Analysis of the Combination of AR Technology and Translation System

Wang¹

2022

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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“…Therefore, thermal management is very important for future smart glasses. Systems and design methodologies of smart glasses have been proposed [29,[36][37][38][39]. Among them, thermal management has become one of the crucial issues in AR and VR processing [30,31] where image screens as well as image sensors have been equipped.…”

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Thermal Model and Countermeasures for Future Smart Glasses

Matsuhashi

Kanamoto

Kurokawa

2020

Sensors

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The market for wearable devices such as smart watches and smart glasses continues to grow rapidly. Smart glasses are attracting particular attention because they offer convenient features such as hands-free augmented reality (AR). Since smart glasses directly touch the face and head, the device with high temperature has a detrimental effect on human physical health. This paper presents a thermal network model in a steady state condition and thermal countermeasure methods for thermal management of future smart glasses. It is accomplished by disassembling the state by wearing smart glasses into some parts, creating the equivalent thermal resistance circuit for each part, approximating heat-generating components such as integrated circuits (ICs) to simple physical structures, setting power consumption to the heat sources, and providing heat transfer coefficients of natural convection in air. The average temperature difference between the thermal network model and a commercial thermal solver is 0.9 °C when the maximum temperature is 62 °C. Results of an experiment using the model show that the temperature of the part near the ear that directly touches the skin can be reduced by 51.4% by distributing heat sources into both sides, 11.1% by placing higher heat-generating components farther from the ear, and 65.3% in comparison with all high conductivity materials by using a combination of low thermal conductivity materials for temples and temple tips and high conductivity materials for rims.

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A real scene interactive augmented reality glasses based on head locating and pose measuring

Chen,

2023

2022 10th International Symposium on Next-Generation Electronics (ISNE)

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A User-Based Comparison of Two Augmented Reality Glasses

Cited by 3 publications

References 9 publications

Analysis of the Combination of AR Technology and Translation System

Analysis of the Combination of AR Technology and Translation System

Thermal Model and Countermeasures for Future Smart Glasses

A real scene interactive augmented reality glasses based on head locating and pose measuring

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