Exploring the effects of observed physicality conflicts on real-virtual human interaction in augmented reality
Kangsoo Kim, Gerd Bruder, Greg Welch · 2017
Augmented reality (AR) enables the illusion of computer-generated virtual objects and humans co-existing with us in the real world. Virtual humans (VHs) in AR can further induce an illusion of physicality in the real world due to their form of presentation and their behavior, such as showing awareness of their surroundings. However, certain behaviors can cause a conflict that breaks this illusion, for example, when we see a VH passing through a physical object.