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Demonstration of The Future of Text in XR: Year 1

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This demonstration is derived from research currently being undertaken by an international team of scientists, artists, and digital humanities scholars about the future of text in XR. In its current stage of development, the project uses WebXR to access a library of documents derived from ACM Hypertext proceedings; select a document or documents to read; manipulate the documents by moving them around in the virtual space; navigate among various linked outputs of the documents, such as abstracts and references; and save the state of the environment.

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HT '24: Proceedings of the 35th ACM Conference on Hypertext and Social Media
September 2024
415 pages
ISBN:9798400705953
DOI:10.1145/3648188
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  1. Augmented Text
  2. Future of Text
  3. Hypertext
  4. Meta Quest
  5. VR
  6. Vision Pro
  7. XR
  8. academic reading
  9. augmentation
  10. interaction
  11. open source
  12. transition
  13. views
  14. viewspecs
  15. visualisation

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