Depth perception is one of the important elements in virtual reality (VR). The perceived
depth is influenced by the head mounted displays that inevitability decreases the virtual …

Augmented reality technologies allow people to view and interact with virtual objects that
appear alongside physical objects in the real world. For augmented reality applications to be …

As journalists experiment with developing immersive journalism—first-person, interactive
experiences of news events—guidelines are needed to help bridge a disconnect between …

Different visualization techniques are used to display and communicate information in the
architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry. While 2D representations have …

Despite significant improvements to Virtual Reality (VR) technologies, most VR displays are
fixed focus and depth perception is still a key issue that limits the user experience and the …

Augmented reality (AR) provides enormous potential to improve navigation assistance
interfaces by displaying information directly into the user's field of view. In maritime contexts …

Depth perception of objects can greatly affect a user's experience of an augmented reality
(AR) application. Many AR applications require depth matching of real and virtual objects …

Virtual objects in augmented reality (AR) often appear to float atop real world surfaces,
which makes it difficult to determine where they are positioned in space. This is problematic …

Augmented reality (AR) is a promising tool to convey useful information at the place where it
is needed. However, perceptual issues with augmented reality visualizations affect the …

We investigate the technology acceptance factors of the AR smart-phone game Pokémon
Go with a PLS-SEM approach based on the UTAUT2 model by Venkatesh et al.[1] …