Keywords
Augmented Reality, Visioning Workshop, head-mounted display, human perception
Abstract
In August of 2018 a group of academic, government, and industry experts in the field of Augmented Reality gathered for four days to consider potential technological and societal issues and opportunities that could accompany a future where AR is pervasive in location and duration of use. This report is intended to summarize some of the most novel and potentially impactful insights and opportunities identified by the group.
Our target audience includes AR researchers, government leaders, and thought leaders in general. It is our intent to share some compelling technological and societal questions that we believe are unique to AR, and to engender new thinking about the potentially impactful synergies associated with the convergence of AR and some other conventionally distinct areas of research.
Publication Date
8-6-2019
Original Citation
Gregory Welch, Gerd Bruder, Peter Squire, and Ryan Schubert. Anticipating widespread augmented reality: Insights from the 2018 ar visioning workshop. Technical report, University of Central Florida and Office of Naval Research, August 6 2019.
Document Type
Commentary
Language
English
Copyright Status
Publisher retained
Publication Version
Author's version
College
College of Nursing
Location
Orlando (Main) Campus
STARS Citation
Welch, Gregory F.; Bruder, Gerd; Squire, Peter; and Schubert, Ryan, "Anticipating Widespread Augmented Reality: Insights from the 2018 AR Visioning Workshop" (2019). Faculty Scholarship and Creative Works. 786.
https://stars.library.ucf.edu/ucfscholar/786
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