Improving the embodiment relations by means of phenomenological analysis on the &amp;#x201C;reality&amp;#x201D; of ARs

Liberati, Nicola

doi:10.1109/ismar-amh.2012.6483983

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“…Still, even if the smartphone can be already reasonably considered an "ubiquitous" device, as some of the installed applications work autonomously, 20 without requiring the attention of the subject, the majority of the applications are still calling for a complete subject's attention, or a good part of it. Many of them require a look, often more than a flash, to the screen and the use of the fingers to click on an icon, still a relic of the older keyboard.…”

Section: The New Computers' Designmentioning

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From Information to Perception

Liberati¹

2016

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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The aim of the work is to introduce the elements we need to analyse the new emerging digital technologies, focussing on the novelties they introduce. These new technologies are designed to merge computers into our world by being intertwined with our daily activities and by visualising digital objects in our surroundings. Computers, while calculators at their inception, have been conceived of as information processing devices, their use as data processing. Today the same technology directly aims to develop a new way of being present in the world. If we continue to use our previous conception of them, too much oriented toward the captured and computed information, we are at risk of loosing the innovative aspects of these devices concerning the way they relate to the users' life. History shows that the computers' design has evolved and so has the role of these devices in society. In the second part we will use a phenomenological and post-phenomenological analysis to tackle the novelties these devices are introducing. Especially we will focus on the term "transparent" and we will show how we need to use two different notions of transparency in order to better understand what these devices produce. Therefore, in conclusion, we will show how we need to think of the possible effects of these new technologies, not in term of the information computed by the device, but in terms of the device's actions in our world. Computers must be something which deeply changes our world by making it literally "digitally" embedded. New computer technologies are making the "data" perceptual and so the notion of "information" has to be re-framed.

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“…See, for example, the case of the ARs and the devices providing textual information instead of 3D objects. On augmented reality and the idea of transparency and how it works to merge digital and real world See [20]; [22].…”

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Liberati¹

2016

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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“…We are also able to generate an intersubjective experience, if we can reproduce these elements. 19 On the nature of fictional worlds in phenomenology see [18]; [26]; [3]; [23]. 20 "In this paper we prefer to speak of finite provinces of meaning upon which we bestow the accent of reality, instead of subuniverses as does William James.…”

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“…Therefore, a bidimensional object is enough if it shows itself to the subject in relation to the spatial position of the viewer. 23 We need only to make the object perceivable in the same way from every subject in a certain position.…”

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Augmented "Ouch!". How to Create Intersubjective Augmented Objects into Which We can Bump

Liberati¹

2015

2015 IEEE International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality - Media, Art, Social Science, Humanities and Design

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The aim of this work is to provide the elements to design an intersubjective augmented reality in order to make the augmented objects part of our everyday world. This work will analyse intersubjectivity from a phenomenological point of view using the works by Husserl and Schutz. Thanks to these two authors it will be possible to understand how our intersubjective world is constituted by highlighting its constitutive elements. Therefore, it will be possible to make the inverse process and to create an intersubjective augmented world. While phenomenology starts from an intersubjective world and it analyses how such an intersubjectivity it is possible, this work will start from the constitutive elements of intersubjectivity in order to apply them in augmented reality and to create an intersubjective augmented world.This work will be divided in two main parts. The first part of the work will focus on intersubjectivity from a phenomenological point of view and the second part will focus on the application of these elements on augmented reality.It will show how it is mandatory to create objects which could make us scream "Ouch!" while bumping into them and augmented presences which resist to us.

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Being Riajuu [ ]

Liberati

2018

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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The aim of this paper is to study the possibility of sentimental relationships between human and digital beings. We are interested in what kind of "other" a digital being can be for a human subject because it is the first step in understanding how our intimate lives will be shaped by the introduction of new digital technologies.Today computer technologies are growing fast, and they are becoming pervasive. They are intertwining their digital content with every aspect of our everyday lives and they are placing themselves as our "companions". This co-existence is so tight that it is possible to think of sentimental relationships growing between users and these devices. We will analyse these relationships from a phenomenological perspective by introducing the Japanese term riajuu [ ] which tackles the problem of having a sentimental and intimate relationship with a digital being. Moreover, thanks to Husserl's phenomenology, we will show how it is important to discern the digital content of the "other" from how this entity relates to the subject.We will show if the subject can build with a digital other an intimate relationship even when users know it is not a human person they are dealing with.

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Improving the embodiment relations by means of phenomenological analysis on the “reality” of ARs

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Improving the embodiment relations by means of phenomenological analysis on the &#x201C;reality&#x201D; of ARs

Cited by 9 publications

References 13 publications

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Augmented &#x0022;Ouch!&#x0022;. How to Create Intersubjective Augmented Objects into Which We can Bump

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Improving the embodiment relations by means of phenomenological analysis on the “reality” of ARs

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