Measuring Perception of Realism in Mixed and Augmented Reality Summary
Ian Williams, Alan Dolhasz, Nicholas Monnoyer · 2015
This half day workshop will be an informal platform to promote new methods, ideas and standards for quantifying perceptual realism in both mixed and augmented reality. The workshop will explore emerging methods for capturing the perceived accuracy of mixed and augmented reality systems, highlighting approaches for, measuring visual realism, interaction quality perception, observer experience and the methods for quantifying perceptual quality. The workshop will appeal to researchers wanting to analyse and develop mixed reality and augmented reality systems. It will provide a forum for discussion and interdisciplinary investigation of the tools and measures for ensuring a quality perceptual experience.The workshop will consist of three seminars: The first highlighting the current problems faced by the MR/AR development industry, the second detailing standards in video analysis, showing how they can be adapted to MR/AR evaluation and the third presenting the current developments towards measuring human perceptual tolerances for MR/AR systems. Attendees will also be invited to discuss and present their ongoing work in two page positioning papers.