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ISMAR 2021: Bari, Italy - Adjunct
- IEEE International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality Adjunct, ISMAR 2021 Adjunct, Bari, Italy, October 4-8, 2021. IEEE 2021, ISBN 978-1-6654-1298-8
- Marco Centorrino, Josephine Condemi, Lorenzo Di Paola
, Cristiana Ferrigno:
From Virtual Reality to Augmented Reality: Devices, Bodies, Places and Relationships. 1-7 - Lorenzo Carnevale, Luisa Damiano, Antonio Fleres
Visitor Artwork Ambient and how Making New Functions of Cultural Heritage by Using Augmented Reality within an Ambient Intelligence. 8-12 - Yue Li
CubeMuseum: An Augmented Reality Prototype of Embodied Virtual Museum. 13-17 - Jorge C. S. Cardoso
Accessible Tangible User Interfaces in eXtended Reality Experiences for Cultural Heritage. 18-25 - Nicolas Gutkowski, Paul Quigley, J. Todd Ogle, David Hicks, Jessica Taylor, Thomas W. Tucker, Doug A. Bowman:
Designing Historical Tours for Head-Worn AR. 26-33 - Irina Tsokova, Adam Stephenson:
Transdisciplinary approach to Augmented reality Digital heritage Mobile applications. 34-39 - Orestis Sarakatsanos, Elisavet Chatzilari, Spiros Nikolopoulos, Ioannis Kompatsiaris, Dongjoe Shin, David Gavilan, Jim Downing:
A VR Application for the Virtual Fitting of Fashion Garments on Avatars. 40-45 - Konstantinos Oikonomou
Snapwear: A Snapchat AR filter for the virtual tryon of real clothes. 46-51 - Yinshu Zhao
Assessing Telepresence, Social Presence and Stress Response in a Virtual Reality Store. 52-56 - Ihshan Gumilar, Amit Barde, Ashkan F. Hayati, Mark Billinghurst
Eye-gaze, inter-brain synchrony, and collaborative VR in conjunction with online counselling: A pilot study. 57-62 - Nilufar Baghaei
Individualised Virtual Reality for Supporting Depression: Feedback from Mental Health Professionals. 63-67 - Alexis Morris, Jie Guan, Amna Azhar:
An XRI Mixed-Reality Internet-of-Things Architectural Framework Toward Immersive and Adaptive Smart Environments. 68-74 - Helmut Schrom-Feiertag
Immersive Experience Prototyping: Using Mixed Reality to Integrate Real Devices in Virtual Simulated Contexts to Prototype Experiences with Mobile Apps. 75-81 - Jeanine K. Stefanucci, Sarah H. Creem-Regehr, Bobby Bodenheimer:
Comparing Distance Judgments in Real and Augmented Reality. 82-86 - Soumyajit Chakraborty
Distance Estimation with Social Distancing: A Mobile Augmented Reality Study. 87-91 - Jonathan Flittner, Joseph L. Gabbard:
Adapting Image Analysis Measures of Visual Clutter to Multiple Plane Augmented Reality User Interfaces. 92-95 - Mohammed Safayet Arefin, Nate Phillips
Effects of a Distracting Background and Focal Switching Distance in an Augmented Reality System. 96-99 - Daniel Hepperle, Tobias Dienlin, Matthias Wölfel:
Reducing the Human Factor in Virtual Reality Research to Increase Reproducibility and Replicability. 100-105 - Sven Hoffmann, Florian Jasche, Thomas Ludwig:
Reflections on a Comparative AR Study. 106-108 - Ahmet Firintepe, Oussema Dhaouadi, Alain Pagani, Didier Stricker
Comparing Head and AR Glasses Pose Estimation. 109-114 - Lili Zhang, Michael J. Murdoch:
Perceived Transparency in Optical See-Through Augmented Reality. 115-120 - Fangping Chen, Yuheng Lu, Binbin Cai, Xiaodong Xie:
Multi-Drone Collaborative Trajectory Optimization for Large-Scale Aerial 3D Scanning. 121-126 - Yusuke Shimizu, Ayumi Ohnishi, Tsutomu Terada, Masahiko Tsukamoto:
Gaze-Adaptive Subtitles Considering the Balance among Vertical/Horizontal and Depth of Eye Movement. 127-132 - Wen-Tsung Hsieh, Shao-Yi Chien:
Learning to Perceive: Perceptual Resolution Enhancement for VR Display with Efficient Neural Network Processing. 133-138 - Natalie Hube, Katrin Angerbauer, Daniel Pohlandt, Kresimir Vidackovic, Michael Sedlmair:
VR Collaboration in Large Companies: An Interview Study on the Role of Avatars. 139-144 - Yunfei Liu, Sijia Wen
3D Photography with One-shot Portrait Relighting. 145-146 - Mark Roman Miller, Hanseul Jun, Jeremy N. Bailenson:
Motion and Meaning: Sample-Level Nonlinear Analyses of Virtual Reality Tracking Data. 147-152 - Shuwei Chen, Ben Hu, Yang Gao
Analysis and Validation for Kinematic and Physiological Data of VR Training System. 153-158 - Arne Seeliger, Gerrit Merz, Christian Holz
Exploring the Effect of Visual Cues on Eye Gaze During AR-Guided Picking and Assembly Tasks. 159-164 - Fangwen Shu, Yaxu Xie, Jason R. Rambach, Alain Pagani, Didier Stricker:
Visual SLAM with Graph-Cut Optimized Multi-Plane Reconstruction. 165-170 - Patrik Schmuck, Thomas Ziegler, Marco Karrer, Jonathan Perraudin, Margarita Chli:
COVINS: Visual-Inertial SLAM for Centralized Collaboration. 171-176 - Thuong N. Hoang
An Evaluation of Virtual Reality for Fear Arousal Safety Training in the Construction Industry. 177-182 - Leah Emerson, Riley Lipinski, Heather Shirey, Theresa Malloy, Thomas Marrinan:
Enabling Collaborative Interaction with 360° Panoramas between Large-scale Displays and Immersive Headsets. 183-188 - Lounès Saadi, Bassem Besbes, Sébastien Kramm, Abdelaziz Bensrhair:
An RGB-D Refinement Solution for Accurate Object Pose Estimation. 189-194 - Brian Soon Wei Chiam, Ivy Mun Wah Leung, Oran Zane Devilly, Clemen Yun Da Ow, Frank Yunqing Guan
Novel Augmented Reality Enhanced Solution towards Vocational Training for People with Mental Disabilities. 195-200 - Jude Afana, Joe Marshall, Paul Tennent
Manipulating Rotational Perception in Virtual Reality. 201-206 - Mayu Kaneko, Yuichi Hiroi, Yuta Itoh
Focus-Aware Retinal Projection-based Near-Eye Display. 207-208 - Nilotpal Biswas, Samit Bhattacharya:
Finding a range of perceived natural visual walking speed for stationary travelling techniques in VR. 209-211 - Linda Rau
A Nugget-Based Concept for Creating Augmented Reality. 212-217 - Seung A. Chung, Hwayeon Joh, Eunji Lee, Uran Oh:
PanoCue: An Efficient Visual Cue With a Omnidirectional Panoramic View for Finding a Target in 3D Space. 218-223 - Te Cao, Chong Cao, Yifan Guo, Guanyi Wu, Xukun Shen:
Interactive Embodied Agent for Navigation in Virtual Environments. 224-227 - Yanqiu Tian, Alexander G. Minton
A Comparison of Common Video Game versus Real-World Heads-Up-Display Designs for the Purpose of Target Localization and Identification. 228-233 - Maximilian Rosilius, Benedikt Wirsing, Ingo von Eitzen, Markus Wilhelm
Evaluation of Visual Requirements and Software-Design for Immersive Visibility in Industrial Applications. 234-239 - Ruiyang Li, Tianqi Huang, Hanying Liang, Boxuan Han, Xinran Zhang, Hongen Liao
3D Volume Visualization and Screen-based Interaction with Dynamic Ray Casting on Autostereoscopic Display. 240-245 - Takaya Ogawa, Tomohiro Mashita:
Occlusion Handling in Outdoor Augmented Reality using a Combination of Map Data and Instance Segmentation. 246-250 - Ryota Takahashi, Shizuka Shirai, Jason Orlosky
A Japanese Character Flick-Input Interface for Entering Text in VR. 251-253 - Valentin Bauer
Designing an Extended Reality Application to Expand Clinic-Based Sensory Strategies for Autistic Children Requiring Substantial Support: Participation of Practitioners. 254-259 - Francesco Laera
Augmented Reality Interface for Sailing Navigation: a User Study for Wind Representation. 260-265 - Holly C. Gagnon, Dun Na, Keith Heiner, Jeanine K. Stefanucci, Sarah H. Creem-Regehr, Bobby Bodenheimer:
Walking Through Walls: The Effect of Collision-Based Feedback on Affordance Judgments in Augmented Reality. 266-267 - André Rodrigues, Nuno Correia
Mobile Augmented Reality as a Field-Assistance Tool in Urban Maintenance. 268-273 - Jennifer Healey, Duotun Wang, Curtis Wigington, Tong Sun, Huaishu Peng:
A Mixed-Reality System to Promote Child Engagement in Remote Intergenerational Storytelling. 274-279 - Joy Gisler, Johannes Schneider, Joshua Handali, Valentin Holzwarth
Indicators of Training Success in Virtual Reality Using Head and Eye Movements. 280-285 - Ilya Makarov, Gleb Borisenko
Depth Inpainting via Vision Transformer. 286-291 - Gary E. Burnett, Rebekah P. Kay, Catherine Harvey
Future Visions for Higher Education: An Investigation of the Benefits of Virtual Reality for Teaching University Students. 292-297 - Setthawut Chotchaicharin, Johannes Schirm, Naoya Isoyama, Hideaki Uchiyama, Kiyoshi Kiyokawa:
Compelling AR Earthquake Simulation with AR Screen Shaking. 298-299 - Shun Odajima, Takashi Komuro:
Reproduction of Environment Reflection using Extrapolation of Front Camera Images in Mobile AR. 300-303 - Matthieu Fradet, Patrice Hirtzlin, Pierrick Jouet, Anthony Laurent, Caroline Baillard:
Light4AR: a Shadow-based Estimator of Multiple Light Sources in Interactive Time for More Photorealistic AR Experiences. 304-309 - Emanuele Nonino, Joy Gisler, Valentin Holzwarth
Subtle Attention Guidance for Real Walking in Virtual Environments. 310-315 - Hanseob Kim, Ghazanfar Ali
ASAP: Auto-generating Storyboard And Previz with Virtual Humans. 316-320 - Li Zhang, Weiping He, Zhiwei Cao, Shuxia Wang, Huidong Bai, Mark Billinghurst:
Simultaneous Real Walking and Asymmetric Input in Virtual Reality with a Smartphone-based Hybrid Interface. 321-323 - Marc Satkowski
Towards In-situ Authoring of AR Visualizations with Mobile Devices. 324-325 - Bernardo Marques, Samuel S. Silva, Paulo Dias
A Toolkit to Evaluate and Characterize the Collaborative Process in Scenarios of Remote Collaboration Supported by AR. 326-327 - Dixuan Cui, Christos Mousas
Evaluating Wearable Tactile Feedback Patterns During a Virtual Reality Fighting Game. 328-333 - Weizhou Luo
Exploring and Slicing Volumetric Medical Data in Augmented Reality Using a Spatially-Aware Mobile Device. 334-339 - Fabrizio Cutolo
Device-Agnostic Augmented Reality Rendering Pipeline for AR in Medicine. 340-345 - Nafisa Mostofa, Indira Avendano, Ryan P. McMahan, Norma E. Conner, Mindi Anderson, Gregory F. Welch:
Tactile Telepresence for Isolated Patients. 346-351 - Daniel Eckhoff, Álvaro Cassinelli
Heat Pain Threshold Modulation By Experiencing Burning Hands in Augmented Reality. 352-353 - Yang Gao
Research on the Usability of Hand Motor Function Training based on VR System. 354-358 - Mihai Duguleana, Florin Gîrbacia:
Augmented Reality meets Non-Fungible Tokens: Insights Towards Preserving Property Rights. 359-361 - Shouxia Wang, Li Zhang, Jingjing Kang, Shuxia Wang, Weiping He:
VRSmartphoneSketch: Augmenting VR Controller With A Smartphone For Mid-air Sketching. 362-363 - Michele Gattullo, Enricoandrea Laviola
Positive Computing in Virtual Reality Industrial Training. 364-366 - Kostas Cheliotis
A Classification of Augmented Reality Approaches for Spatial Data Visualization. 367-372 - Austin Erickson, Dirk Reiners, Gerd Bruder, Gregory F. Welch:
Augmenting Human Perception: Mediation of Extrasensory Signals in Head-Worn Augmented Reality. 373-377 - Lorenzo Stacchio
Revive Family Photo Albums through a Collaborative Environment Exploiting the HoloLens 2. 378-383 - Liwen Wang
An Empirical Study of Size Discrimination in Augmented Reality. 384-386 - Xuan Zhang, Erwin Wu, Hideki Koike:
Watch-Your-Skiing: Visualizations for VR Skiing using Real-time Body Tracking. 387-388 - Qiaochu Wang
Fisheye vs Rubber Sheet: Supporting Visual Search and Fine Motor Skills in Augmented Reality. 389-390 - Andreea-Dalia Blaga, Maite Frutos Pascual, Chris Creed
A Grasp on Reality: Understanding Grasping Patterns for Object Interaction in Real and Virtual Environments. 391-396 - Narek Minaskan, Alain Pagani, Charles-Alban Dormoy, Jean-Marc André
A Study of Human-Machine Teaming For Single Pilot Operation with Augmented Reality. 397-402 - Daria Sinyagovskaya, John T. Murray
Augmented Reality in Chinese Language Pronunciation Practice. 403-408 - Kathrin Knutzen
Exploring Augmented Reality Privacy Icons for Smart Home Devices and their Effect on Users' Privacy Awareness. 409-414 - Becky Spittle, Wenge Xu
Socially Distanced: Have user evaluation methods for Immersive Technologies changed during the COVID-19 pandemic? 415-420 - Michael Prilla, Alexander Marc Mantel:
Analysing a UI's Impact on the Usability of Hands-free Interaction on Smart Glasses. 421-426 - Taragay Oskiper, Supun Samarasekera, Rakesh Kumar:
Global Heading Estimation For Wide Area Augmented Reality Using Road Semantics For Geo-referencing. 427-428 - Gi-Bbeum Lee, Hyuckjin Jang, Hyundeok Jeong, Woontack Woo
Designing a Multi-Modal Communication System for the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Users. 429-434 - Hyung-Il Kim, Taehei Kim, Eunhwa Song, Seoyoung Oh, Dooyoung Kim
Multi-scale Mixed Reality Collaboration for Digital Twin. 435-436 - Patricia Manyuru, Chelsea Dobbins, Benjamin Matthews, Oliver Baumann
Focus Group on Social Virtual Reality in Social Virtual Reality: Effects on Emotion and Self-Awareness. 437-438 - Taishi Sawabe, Masayuki Kanbara, Yuichiro Fujimoto, Hirokazu Kato:
XR Mobility Platform: Multi-Modal XR System Mounted on Autonomous Vehicle for Passenger's Comfort Improvement. 439-440 - Sinem Güven Kaya, Bing Zhou, Rohan R. Arora, Noah Zheutlin, Gerard Vanloo, Elif K. Eyigöz:
Dynamic Content Generation for Augmented Technical Support. 441-446 - Lucas Secret, Eloïse Minder, Jean-Rémy Chardonnet
Conect - An application for hybrid conferences. 447-448 - Nuno Pereira
Hybrid Conference Experiences in the ARENA. 449-450 - Redouane Kachach, Sandra Morcuende, Diego González Morín, Pablo Perez-Garcia, Ester Gonzalez-Sosa, Francisco Pereira, Álvaro Villegas:
The Owl: Immersive Telepresence Communication for Hybrid Conferences. 451-452 - Kunal Gupta
Using Context and Physiological Cues to Improve Emotion Recognition in Virtual Reality. 453-456 - Radoslaw Sterna:
Doctoral Consortium: Human aspects of virtual characters. 457-458 - Leonardo Pavanatto
Designing Augmented Reality Virtual Displays for Productivity Work. 459-460 - Becky Spittle:
Maximising the Transferability of Interaction Techniques for Immersive Technologies. 461-464 - Zubin Datta Choudhary:
Amplifying Realities: Gradual and Seamless Scaling of Visual and Auditory Stimuli in Extended Reality. 465-468 - Tim Scargill:
Context-Aware Markerless Augmented Reality for Shared Educational Spaces. 469-472 - Allison Jing:
The Impact of Gaze Cues in Mixed Reality Collaborations. 473-475 - Tiffany D. Do
Designing Virtual Pedagogical Agents and Mentors for Extended Reality. 476-479 - Linda Rudolph, Gudrun Klinker
As-built Industrial Scene Reconstruction based on Photogrammetry and Prior-Knowledge for Extended Reality Scenarios. 480-482 - Thomas J. Clarke
Depth Perception using X-Ray Visualizations. 483-486 - Mattia Colombo:
Vision-based Acoustic Information Retrieval for Interactive Sound Rendering. 487-490 - Ihshan Gumilar:
Inter-Brain Synchronization during Collaboration in Virtual Reality. 491-494 - James Jackson, Michael Vogt, Gábor Sörös, Mikel Salazar, Sergey Fedorenko:
Demo: The First Open AR Cloud Testbed. 495-496 - Laura Boffi
Co-Drive: the experience of a shared car trip between a driver and a remote passenger. 497-499 - Jan Fiedler, Barbara Dannenmann, Simon Oed, Alexander Kracklauer
Virtual Negotiation Training "Beat the Bot". 500-501 - Ki-Sik Kim, Jong-Seung Park:
Cuboid-Shaped Space Recognition from Noisy Point Cloud for Indoor AR Workspace. 502-503 - Meng Li
Two-way Augmented Reality Co-location Under Telemedicine Context. 504-505 - Daniela Hekiert
Designing VRPT experience for empathy toward out-groups using critical incidents and cultural explanations. 506-507 - Ian Gonsher, Zhenhong Lei:
Prototype of Force Feedback Tool for Mixed Reality Applications. 508-509 - Alexander Krasner, Joseph L. Gabbard, Gary E. Burnett:
MusiKeys: Investigating Auditory-Physical Feedback Replacement Technique for Mid-air Typing. 510-512 - Nathan Wynn, Kyle Johnsen, Nick Gonzalez:
Deepfake Portraits in Augmented Reality for Museum Exhibits. 513-514
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