Experimental evaluation of augmented reality in object assembly task
Proceedings. International symposium on mixed and augmented reality, 2002•ieeexplore.ieee.org
This study evaluated the effectiveness of spatially overlaid instructions using augmented
reality (AR) in an assembly task compared with other traditional media. Results indicate that
overlaying 3D instructions on the workspace reduce error rate by 82%, particularly
cumulative errors. Measurement of mental effort also suggests some of the mental workload
is offloaded to the computer.
reality (AR) in an assembly task compared with other traditional media. Results indicate that
overlaying 3D instructions on the workspace reduce error rate by 82%, particularly
cumulative errors. Measurement of mental effort also suggests some of the mental workload
is offloaded to the computer.
This study evaluated the effectiveness of spatially overlaid instructions using augmented reality (AR) in an assembly task compared with other traditional media. Results indicate that overlaying 3D instructions on the workspace reduce error rate by 82%, particularly cumulative errors. Measurement of mental effort also suggests some of the mental workload is offloaded to the computer.
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