Advanced Augmented Reality interactions
summary
Five years of prototypes using Oculus Rift DK2 and Leap Motion show concrete UI designs: Float UI, Orbit UI and a roaming meta sphere of buttons that snap and magnetize around the user. Built demos include zoomable mini‑maps, a deck-of-cards interface, drag‑and‑snap 3D building, and a virtual keyboard that users type on after ~1 minute. Physics and the “last‑mile” grasping problem persist, so force‑push/pull interactions are used as a practical workaround. Downloads and runnable prototypes are available.
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