Exploring Advance Interactions for Augmented Reality
Ke Huo · 2017
Recent emerging technologies in graphics computation, computer vision, tracking techniques, and display hardware have been accelerating transferring augmented reality (AR) applications to wider, realistic use scenarios. While AR technologies are maturing, studying appropriate interactions for AR becomes equally significant. Driven by this strong need, in this paper we focus on discussing advance interactions for creating, manipulating, and authoring virtual contents in an intuitive manner. We propose to investigate AR interactions for traditional casual applications such as visualizing contents within context, and for complex situations including In-Situ 3D modeling using AR. From our previous works, multi-modal wearable inputs, 3D interactions around mobile devices, and context aware touch inputs have been explored for different applications. Moreover, my on-going research projects and future research directions are structured in the later sections of the paper.