Insights on visual aid and study design for gesture interaction in limited sensor range Augmented Reality devices
Adam Sinclair Williams, Francisco Raul Ortega · 2020 IEEE Conference on Virtual Reality and 3D User Interfaces Abstracts and Workshops (VRW) · 2020
Augmented reality(AR) is becoming increasingly available in consumer markets. Most AR devices ship with some form of gesture interactions enabled. Gesture interactions are sometimes made difficult by limitations in the device’s sensors and visual field of view. A series of pilot studies comparing different on-screen aids geared towards alerting a user if their gestures were within the range of recognition for a device are presented here. Users have a stated preference for having no borders present after learning the limitations of the system. Before that learning has occurred users prefer to have a solid border shown.