Media studies, mobile augmented reality, and interaction design

被引：29

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机构：

[1] Bolter, Jay David

[2] Engberg, Maria

[3] MacIntyre, Blair

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关键词：

Augmented reality;

D O I：

10.1145/2405716.2405726

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摘要：

Experts share their views on media studies mobile augmented reality through related mobile applications, and interaction design. The Augmented Reality (AR) Trail Guide is one such mobile application that is designed by Isaac Kulka for the Argon Browser. The application offers two views, such as a familiar Google-style map, with points of interest marked on its surface and an AR view, which shows these points located in space. The AR Trail Guide, developed in the Augmented Environments Lab at Georgia Tech demonstrates a new realm in AR design that goes beyond the existing commercial applications. These new areas include designing for experiences in cultural heritage, personal expression, and entertainment. Media studies play a key role in providing historical information about the development and significance of such interactive design and their uses.

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页数：9

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