Experience 2.0 and Beyond - Engineering Cross Devices and Multiple Realities
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Gerrit Cornelis Van Der Veer, 
Shah Rukh Humayoun, Vera Marie Memmesheimer, Achim EbertAuthors Info & Claims
Gerrit Cornelis Van Der Veer, Shah Rukh Humayoun, Vera Marie Memmesheimer, Achim EbertAuthors Info & ClaimsPages 108 - 110
Abstract
Today, augmented and mixed reality (AR/MR) are found very promising. Even current handheld displays, such as smartphones and tablets, can provide a wide and low budget access to such applications. New devices, like Apple’s Vision Pro, smart tattoos1 [8], interactive clothing, and wearables2 propose an even higher immersion and are opening totally new exciting worlds for researchers, developers, and users. However, current research in this area faces many challenges, e.g., suitable interaction techniques, better user experience, navigation in MR environments, high cross-device UX, etc. These challenges are still limiting the usage of AR/MR application in real world activities. Targeting these challenges, our workshop will provide a platform for researchers, developers, and professionals to discuss issues and define novel methods and approaches suitable for developing the experience 2.0 and beyond: new interaction paradigms, user interfaces, 3D visualizations, and soundscapes, as well as applications for cross-device AR/MR.
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- Experience 2.0 and Beyond - Engineering Cross Devices and Multiple Realities
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