Feasibility Study of Ubiquitous Interaction Concepts

Alce, Günter; Thern, Lars; Hermodsson, Klas; Wallergård, Mattias

doi:10.1016/j.procs.2014.11.007

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“…The purpose of the interaction concepts was to use them for starting exploring what it means to collect quantitative and qualitative data with a prototyping method like IVAR. The four interaction concepts and their usability in relation to wearable AR are not the focus of this paper but are instead described and reflected upon in more detail in [28].…”

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A Prototyping Method to Simulate Wearable Augmented Reality Interaction in a Virtual Environment - A Pilot Study

Alce¹,

Hermodsson²,

Wallergård³

et al. 2015

VWHCI

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A Prototyping Method to Simulate Wearable Augmented Reality Interaction in a Virtual Environment - A Pilot Study

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Hermodsson²,

Wallergård³

et al. 2015

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Phenomenology and the Challenge of Virtuality

O’Shiel

2019

Conceiving Virtuality: From Art to Technology

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Assessment of a mixed reality smart home controller: HoloHome pilot study on healthy adults

Mahroo¹,

Greci²,

Mondellini³

et al. 2023

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This work presents HoloHome, a Mixed Reality application that aims to provide a new means of interaction to control the Smart Home components while providing continuous support for the inhabitants, including older adults and people with limited mobility and cognitive skills. HoloHome integrates several technological paradigms such as Mixed Reality, Internet of Things, and Ambient Assisted Living to maximize the tailored domestic comfort for the Smart Home’s inhabitants while promoting their comfort, safety, and independence in performing daily activities. It is designed and implemented on Microsoft HoloLens, ensuring the connection of the Mixed Reality environment with the distributed network of domestic sensors through the WiFi-enabled microcontrollers to present an innovative method of interaction with the Smart Home and IoT network. Additionally, HoloHome provides unique services and assistive technologies mainly designed for older adults and people with short-term memory deficits to provide continuous assistance, support, and instruction for household activities. This paper conducts the assessment of HoloHome, where the proposed system's usability, cybersickness, and effectiveness are investigated. The usability of HoloHome is validated on a sample of healthy adults to highlight desirable modifications before further assessments of older adults and people with disabilities. This pilot study demonstrated a good level of perceived usability (71.5%) among healthy adults, leading toward the best possible adjustments prior to proposing the system to the more fragile users.

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Feasibility Study of Ubiquitous Interaction Concepts

Cited by 3 publications

References 16 publications

A Prototyping Method to Simulate Wearable Augmented Reality Interaction in a Virtual Environment - A Pilot Study

A Prototyping Method to Simulate Wearable Augmented Reality Interaction in a Virtual Environment - A Pilot Study

Phenomenology and the Challenge of Virtuality

Assessment of a mixed reality smart home controller: HoloHome pilot study on healthy adults

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