Modeling spatial sound in contextual augmented reality environments

Rumiński, Dariusz

doi:10.1109/iisa.2015.7387982

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“…A case study [30] presents a CARL browser application for a bookstore. Ruminski [31] introduces the concept of spatial sound modeling implemented in the CARL browser allowing augmented reality presentations enriched with 3D sound. [14] is an extension of MR-ISL (Mixed Reality Interaction Scenario Language) [32] which is a high-level language for defining interaction scenarios in augmented reality environments.…”

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Evaluation of User Interfaces Description Languages to Augmented Reality

2021

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Augmented reality is a rapidly advancing technology as it is widely used in several applications and domains, from the aerospace industry to medical-surgical applications, particularly in learning and training. A fundamental part of the educational use is the graphical user interface as a vehicle to deliver information to students. Within the augmented experiences development process, it is necessary to identify the most appropriate way to describe the user interface. This article evaluates languages describing augmented reality user interfaces. In this paper, several languages are analyzed, and new criteria are proposed to extend the evaluation framework. Finally, the results show the current limitations and the slowdown of development and adaptation of new languages for augmented reality platforms.

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