Augmented Reality Visualization for Sailboats (ARVS)

Wisernig, Eduard; Sadhu, Tanmana; Zilinski, Catlin; Wyvill, Brian; Albu, Alexandra Branzan; Hoeberechts, Maia

doi:10.1109/cw.2015.74

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“…In one of my own papers from 2015 [38], I presented an early attempt to use an augmented reality system to visualize essential sailing information. The initial work sparked a related research project [39] that looked into using computer vision to identify debris in the video feed and to issue warnings using the display.…”

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“…I presented the initial results of the debris detection project at the Cyberworlds 2015 Conference and published them as a journal paper in 2016. [38] Visualization Unit…”

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“…wind, current and movement over water) using particle systems as well as some other panels. For an in-depth analysis of the visualization component as of 2015, please see the paper "Augmented Reality Visualization for Sailboats" [38] (Figure 4.8).…”

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Obstacle Detection for Image-Guided Surface Water Navigation

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2016 13th Conference on Computer and Robot Vision (CRV)

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on this list. I would never have been able to complete this thesis without your dedication, inspiration and wisdom. I wish you all the best and thank you from the bottom of my heart! I would first like to thank the supervisory committee, for their guidance, support, endless patience and direction through the winding path that finally led to this work. Brian, I want to thank you for your patient support and for all of the opportunities I was given to further my research. Bruce, you provided me with the vision that I needed to choose the right direction to successfully complete my dissertation. Eric, your insightful feedback pushed me to sharpen my thinking and brought my work to a higher level. I would like to acknowledge my colleagues from the Computer Science Department at the University of Victoria. In particular, Lucky and Robert Steacy, your feedback and assistance helped me time and time again. Thank you to Jerome and Tyler from the Coast Capital Innovation Centre for your support and guidance. In addition, I would like to thank my parents for their for endless love, support, patience and faith in me. You are always there for me. Finally, I could not have completed this dissertation without the support of my friends who provided stimulating discussions as well as happy distractions to rest my mind outside of my research.

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“…I presented the initial results of the debris detection project at the Cyberworlds 2015 Conference and published them as a journal paper in 2016. [38] Visualization Unit…”

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Obstacle Detection for Image-Guided Surface Water Navigation

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2016 13th Conference on Computer and Robot Vision (CRV)

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“…In 2016, Wisernig et al (Wisernig et al 2016) underlined the large cognitive load associated with sailing activities and presented the design for an AR data visualization system for sailing. They deployed an experimental proofof-concept version and asked a few sailboat captains to evaluate a partial implementation of the system and comment on it.…”

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Evaluating an augmented reality interface for sailing navigation: a comparative study with a immersive virtual reality simulator

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Sailing navigation is an activity that requires acquiring and processing information from the surrounding environment. The advancement of technology has enabled sailboats to have an increasing number of onboard sensors that make sailing more user-friendly. However, data provided by these sensors are still visualized on 2D digital displays that imitate traditional analog interfaces. Although these displays are strategically placed on the sailboat, the user needs to divert attention from the primary navigation task to look at them, thus spending a significant amount of cognitive resources. AR-based technologies have the potential to overcome these limitations by displaying information registered in the real environment, but there are no studies in the literature for validating the effectiveness of this technology in the field of sailing. Thus, we designed a head-mounted display AR-based interface to assist users in monitoring wind data to avoid user diversion from the primary task of sailing. We conducted a user study involving 45 participants in an Immersive Virtual Reality simulated environment. We collected objective and subjective measures to compare the AR-based interface with a traditional data visualization system. The AR-based interface outperformed the traditional data visualization system regarding reaction time, cognitive load, system usability, and user experience.

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Role-Based Sailing Augmented Reality Interface: Three Proposals for Head-Mounted Display

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Evangelista

Manghisi

et al. 2022

Advances on Mechanics, Design Engineering and Manufacturing IV

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Augmented Reality Visualization for Sailboats (ARVS)

Cited by 6 publications

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Obstacle Detection for Image-Guided Surface Water Navigation

Obstacle Detection for Image-Guided Surface Water Navigation

Evaluating an augmented reality interface for sailing navigation: a comparative study with a immersive virtual reality simulator

Role-Based Sailing Augmented Reality Interface: Three Proposals for Head-Mounted Display

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Augmented Reality Visualization for Sailboats (ARVS)

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Obstacle Detection for Image-Guided Surface Water Navigation

Obstacle Detection for Image-Guided Surface Water Navigation

Evaluating an augmented reality interface for sailing navigation: a comparative study with a immersive﻿ virtual reality simulator

Role-Based Sailing Augmented Reality Interface: Three Proposals for Head-Mounted Display

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Evaluating an augmented reality interface for sailing navigation: a comparative study with a immersive virtual reality simulator