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Surface effects on alignment of graphic and real objects in a stereoscopic augmented reality environment
2001
CHI '01 extended abstracts on Human factors in computing systems - CHI '01
This paper reports two virtual pointer alignment experiments carried out using a stereoscopic augmented reality interface. The purpose was to evaluate users' sensitivity to surface texture, target position at designated probe points on a cylinder real object surface, virtual pointer form and binocular disparity. The results confirmed the main findings from a previous study: that both surface texture and target position have significant influences. Subjective evaluation of virtual pointer form
doi:10.1145/634067.634308
dblp:conf/chi/Hou01
fatcat:uofntcouyfbkfmegdi7v4f5jpe