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Have We Solved the User Interaction Problem for Augmented Reality?

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Session TitleRoomStartEnd
Have We Solved the User Interaction Problem for Augmented Reality?HS3Thursday 11 Sep, 2014 11:00 AM12:45 PM
Organizers
Cochairs: 
Bruce Thomas, University of South Australia
Panelists: 
Steven Feiner, Columbia University
Panelists: 
Dieter Schmalstieg, TU Graz
Panelists: 
Shahram Izadi, Microsoft Research
Panelists: 
Bruce H. Thomas, University of South Australia
Description

Commercially available optical see-through displays are just around the corner. Applications will be very much on the rise. With the years of research effort, a rich array of micro-sized sensors, the advent of low cost RGBD cameras and advances in computer vision technology, what are the major research issues for developing user interactions for augmented reality systems? Technology advances and commercialization are now allowing many more researchers to investigate augmented reality without needing the expertise/effort to develop their own low-level technology (hardware, software, and UI techniques). There is still much research required to determine the most effective ways to use this technology for a variety of tasks. Today there is not even a single interaction technique specific to AR that is widely accepted by a mass audience. This panel will explore what issues have been solved and (if there are any) those left to be investigated for user interfaces for augmented reality.

The structure of the panel will be five minutes for each panel member stating their views on the current issues, solved and to be solved. The remainder of the panel will be discussion and Q&A from the floor.

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