Augmented reality browser survey
Jens Grubert, Tobias Langlotz, Raphaël Grasset · 2011
While mobile Augmented Reality (AR) browsers have become one of the major commercial AR application, real-world usage behaviour with this technology is still a widely unexplored area. We report on our findings from an online survey that we conducted on the topic and an analysis of mobile distribution platforms for popular Augmented Reality browsers. We found that while the usage of Augmented Reality browsers is often driven by their novelty factor, a substantial amount of long term users exists. The analysis of quantitative and qualitative data showed that poor and sparse content, the user interface design or the system performances are major elements influencing the permanent usage of this technology by early adopters.