Human Perception and Psychology in Augmented Reality (HPPAR) Summary

Bruce Hunter Thomas, Greg Welch, James Baumeister · 2015

Summary form only given. The main thrust of this half-day workshop is the development of the research agenda for human perception and psychology in augmented reality. With the convergence of historical advances in Augment Reality (AR) techniques with small and affordable technologies (e.g., sensors, displays, and input devices) we are on the threshold of AR becoming an effective tool for many applications and even everyday life. Traditional AR research has focused on creating technologies, algorithms, and techniques to achieve demonstrations that we evaluate with engineering benchmarks, such as performance of a tracking system, photorealism of the graphics, and human performance completing a task.

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