Walking with adaptive augmented reality workspaces: design and usage patterns
summary
Prototype AR workspace implements 18 adaptation behaviors and evaluates four (position, rotation, surface, auto-centering) on a HoloLens-like device with 14 participants across two scenarios (work and corridor). Logs and interviews show users favor simple, stable modes and two combos: follow + auto-centering and follow with rotation on button. Adaptive techniques let windows move to walls, avoid occluding tasks, and organize information; results say adaptation is effective but needs a minimal, predictable set and attention to field‑of‑view limits.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to AR workspaces
- 1:51Adapting interfaces to walking
- 3:13Design space and adaptation behaviors
- 5:42Four key adaptive behaviors
- 8:09User study scenarios and tasks
- 9:57Key findings and preferences
- 12:28Summary and future directions
- 12:57Q&A session
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