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  • Molecular sciences
  • Scientific visualization

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  • Virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) using head-mounted displays (HMDs) are increasingly used in scientific simulations.
  • AR HMDs offer unique 'soft' immersion potential for computational chemists' daily workflows.
  • Current tools often lack seamless integration between immersive and traditional desktop environments.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To present the chemistry in Augmented Reality package (chARpack) for exploring AR in chemistry.
  • To develop an extensible framework for AR applications in molecular sciences.
  • To investigate the integration of AR HMDs into computational chemistry workflows.

Main Methods:

  • Development of the chARpack software environment.
  • Focus on a seamless transition between 3D stereoscopic AR views and traditional desktop PC setups.
  • Incorporation of user feedback from domain experts on design requirements.

Main Results:

  • chARpack provides an extensible framework for AR in chemistry.
  • The software facilitates a hybrid working environment combining AR and PC.
  • Design requirements for input, features, immersion, and collaboration in AR+PC workflows were discussed.

Conclusions:

  • AR HMD technology holds significant potential for enhancing computational chemistry and molecular sciences.
  • chARpack offers a pathway for integrating AR into existing scientific workflows.
  • Hybrid AR+PC environments require careful consideration of user interaction and collaboration features.