Location-Based Mobile Augmented Reality Systems: A Systematic Review

Ramtohul, Arvind; Khedo, Kavi Kumar

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-66607-1_3

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“…An in-depth study of the recent advancement in MAR has been carried out and an analysis of the classi cations characteristics, application domains, techniques and algorithms of the recent MAR is conducted. The ndings of this study is published under Ramtohul & Khedo, 2022. An investigation of common UX and UE factors in the technological end is carried out and their applicability in the MAR domain is discussed. A comprehensive analysis of existing UX and UE frameworks has been conducted to identify the in uential UX and UE factors.…”

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An Engaging User Experience Framework for Mobile Augmented Reality

Ramtohul

Khedo

2023

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This research proposes an Engaging User Experience (ENUX) framework which caters for the influential User Experience (UX) and User Engagement (UE) dimensions for a MAR system. The ENUX framework extends on the UX and UE theoretical groundings, the multimodal and multisensory techniques and performance metrics to effectively enhance the UX and UE in MAR systems. Designers and developers in the MAR field have focused on providing a usable system rather than concentrating on a user-centric system that may lead to an enhanced UX and UE. The recommendations from the ENUX framework adopt a user-centered perspective to ensure a high-quality MAR experience in various application areas, and therefore can demonstrate the following: point of engagement, period of engagement, maximum engagement and re-engagement. An initial MAR prototype for a cultural heritage site has been developed using the instrumental, cognitive and sensory dimensions from the ENUX framework. A field study of sixty-six users has evaluated the MAR prototype to carry out an impact analysis of the contribution of the ENUX framework. The findings have confirmed that the partial development of the ENUX framework have significantly improved the UX and UE in the MAR prototype and is a promising start to implement the overall ENUX framework. The framework lays a solid foundation for the assessment of the UX and UE factors in MAR systems, which has the potential to assist the MAR system developers to identify and improve the most UX and UE influential factors in their systems.

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An Engaging User Experience Framework for Mobile Augmented Reality

Ramtohul

Khedo

2023

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“…The field of AR has experienced a constant evolution in recent years and several surveys of AR [5,20,21] and MAR [22,23] detail the advances in the field. The goal of our project is to disseminate the historical heritage of the city of San Cristóbal de la Laguna in the XVI century using a 3D model of the city in a Location-Based MAR application (LB-MAR) [22]. Therefore, in this section, a brief overview of AR systems for CH is included.…”

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LagunAR: A City-Scale Mobile Outdoor Augmented Reality Application for Heritage Dissemination

Sánchez Berriel,

Pérez Nava,

Albertos

2023

Sensors

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In this paper, we introduce LagunAR, a mobile outdoor Augmented Reality (AR) application for providing heritage information and 3D visualization on a city scale. The LagunAR application was developed to provide historical information about the city of La Laguna in the XVI century, when it was the main city in the Canary Islands. The application provides a reconstructed 3D model of the city at that time that is shown on a mobile phone over-imposed on the actual city using geolocation. The geolocated position is used also for providing information of several points of interest in the city. The paper describes the design and implementation of the application and details the optimization techniques that have been used to manage the full information of the city using a mobile phone as a sensor and visualization tool. We explain the application usability study carried out using a heuristic test; in addition it is probed by users in a qualitative user test developed as preliminary research. Results show that it is possible to develop a real-time application that shows the user a city-scale 3D model and also manages the information of the points of interest.

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Building the “Complete Game”: An Overview Study of a Development Strategy for Geo AR Mobile Games

Liu

2022

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Location-Based Mobile Augmented Reality Systems: A Systematic Review

Cited by 8 publications

References 39 publications

An Engaging User Experience Framework for Mobile Augmented Reality

An Engaging User Experience Framework for Mobile Augmented Reality

LagunAR: A City-Scale Mobile Outdoor Augmented Reality Application for Heritage Dissemination

Building the “Complete Game”: An Overview Study of a Development Strategy for Geo AR Mobile Games

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