在野外扩展现实中工作:在公共现实环境中使用XR虚拟显示器的工人和旁观者体验
IEEE transactions on visualization and computer graphics
|July 17, 2025
概括
扩展现实 (XR) 头戴显示器 (HWD) 可以扩大屏幕空间,用于远程工作. 研究表明,公众积极接受XR用于知识工作,尽管用户仍然在旁观者中脱而出.
科学领域:
- 人与计算机的交互
- 扩展现实 (XR)
- 虚拟现实和增强现实
背景情况:
- 知识工作者需要充足的屏幕空间,通常缺乏公共或远程设置.
- 扩展现实 (XR) 头戴显示器 (HWD) 提供虚拟显示器来增强屏幕房地产.
- 了解公众对XR在共享空间的看法和可用性至关重要.
研究的目的:
- 在现实环境中探索混合增强现实 (AR) 显示器的使用.
- 调查影响XR HWD在公共场合使用的社会和环境因素.
- 在公共场合比较笔记本电脑,AR和虚拟现实 (VR) 系统的用户体验.
主要方法:
- 进行了两项用户研究,涉及现实世界任务执行和受控比较.
- 参与者使用混合AR显示器,并在公共场所比较笔记本电脑,AR和VR系统.
- 旁观者的观点与有关任务执行和社会因素的用户数据一起收集.
主要成果:
- 在公共环境中,XR技术在知识工作方面得到了积极的接受.
- 虚拟显示器有效补充现有设备,提高屏幕可用性.
- 用户体验受到之前的XR暴露和个性特征的影响.
- 在公共场合使用XR使个体引人注目,吸引旁观者的好奇心,但不能完全理解.
结论:
- 对于公共知识工作来说,XR HWD是可行的,提供了扩展的显示功能.
- 社会和环境因素,以及用户的特点,塑造了公众对XR的看法.
- 虽然已被接受,但XR在公共场合的使用需要进一步研究社会融合和用户意识.
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