Abstract
In Augmented Reality applications, the real environment is annotated or enhanced with computer-generated graphics.
This is a topic that has been researched in the recent decades, but for many people this is a brand new and never heard of topic.
The main focus of this thesis is investigations in human factors related to Augmented Reality. This is investigated partly as how Augmented Reality applications are used in unsupervised settings, and partly in specific evaluations related to user performance in supervised settings.
The thesis starts by introducing Augmented Reality to the reader, followed by a presentation of the technical areas related to the field, and different human factor areas. As a contribution to the research area, this thesis presents five separate, but sequential, papers within the area of Augmented Reality.
This is a topic that has been researched in the recent decades, but for many people this is a brand new and never heard of topic.
The main focus of this thesis is investigations in human factors related to Augmented Reality. This is investigated partly as how Augmented Reality applications are used in unsupervised settings, and partly in specific evaluations related to user performance in supervised settings.
The thesis starts by introducing Augmented Reality to the reader, followed by a presentation of the technical areas related to the field, and different human factor areas. As a contribution to the research area, this thesis presents five separate, but sequential, papers within the area of Augmented Reality.
| Original language | English |
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| Electronic ISBNs | 978-87-7112-307-4 |
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| Publication status | Published - 2016 |