Enhancing User Experience in Points of Interest with Augmented Reality

Vera, Fernando; Sánchez, J. Alfredo; Cervantes, Ofelia

doi:10.7763/ijcte.2016.v8.1088

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“…Nowadays, with the transformation of urban areas into smart cities, points of interest can offer new opportunities to take advantage of augmented reality technology, both in the area of promotion materials and in the CH sites that represent points of interest from historical, cultural or other views [5].…”

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“…In this context, AR content can extend human perception, allowing people to interact with their surroundings in new and unique ways. The use of these technologies in PoIs can give users a different perspective of their context by augmenting what is perceived in historical places, such as museums, monuments and archaeological sites [5].…”

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“…Therefore, it becomes exciting to envisioning new, open scenarios with mostly intermittent users, in which augmented reality is applied to an outdoor environment. This can create some challenging issues that must be addressed, for example how to detect and track a POI when the user camera is moving [4,5].…”

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“…Augmented Reality (AR) has lately been used in a variety of industries and contexts [1], [2]. It enables users to engage with computer-generated information while viewing the actual environment [3], [4] using smartphone, Head Mounded Display unit, or see-through glass devices. Nowadays, advancements in mobile phone technology allow AR technology to be better integrated into mobile phone.…”

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Components of Adaptive Augmented Reality Model for Heritage Mobile Application

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Shiratuddin

2022

Int. J. Interact. Mob. Technol.

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Adaptive augmented reality (AAR) is the latest concept of the augmented reality that responds and adapts to a real-time context and thecharacteristics of the users. This concept is said to provide adaptation of 3Daugmented reality, better engagement and more emotional experience to theusers. In AAR, the information is provided to the users through interaction tracking and sensor on the device. However, this technology is still in itsinfancy. Therefore, a study to explore positive ways of providing relevantinformation that can enhance user experience is urgently required. Theobjective of this paper is to identify the components of an AAR model forheritage mobile application. It is hypothesized that such model would enhance user experience and provide better engagement. Consequently, models from past studies on Augmented Reality, UX Design and storytelling are reviewed. Findings indicate that personalization and emotion are among the important components. Inclusion of these components seems to allow users to be more engaged and inspired to learn about the cultural heritage, hence enhances user experience.

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“…Apart from enjoying it more, the AR application was also reported to be able to enhance the experience of museum visitors in terms of learning which was shown by visitors being able to answer questions about collection objects correctly more than if without AR [11]. AR technology has also been reported to be able to visualize existing museum objects [12].…”

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Android Mobile Augmented Reality Application for 3D Visualization of Museum Collectibles in Surakarta

Supriyono¹

2020

IJETER

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This article discusses the process of developing and perceptional validation by prospective users of the augmented reality application on mobile devices for three-dimensional (3D) visualization of museum collectibles. The main purpose of this publication is to visualize museum collection objects in 3D models on Android mobile devices so that visitors could be able to see collections from all sides. Augmented reality application displays a 3D model by scanning a unique marker for every collection. The test results showed that the application worked properly on smartphones using Android 4.0 or later version and with a minimum of 1 GB of memory in low-light room condition or brighter. Moreover, test results on various markers conditions indicated that the application could still be able to read the marker and display a 3D model with the marker condition that was crossed out with a ballpoint or there were traces of the folded line. In addition, if the marker was covered with a solid object such as paper with a maximum of 40%, the marker was still readable by the application. The results of the perceptual evaluation by users showed that the average of acceptance rate was 82.282% at the Nusantara Keris Museum and 88.47% at the Surakarta Cultural Heritage Museum.

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Enhancing User Experience in Points of Interest with Augmented Reality

Cited by 8 publications

References 13 publications

Context-Based Cultural Visits

Context-Based Cultural Visits

Components of Adaptive Augmented Reality Model for Heritage Mobile Application

Android Mobile Augmented Reality Application for 3D Visualization of Museum Collectibles in Surakarta

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