Task support system by displaying instructional video onto AR workspace

Michihiko Goto, Yuko Uematsu, H. Saito, S. Senda, A. Iketani
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This paper presents an instructional support system based on augmented reality (AR). This system helps a user to work intuitively by overlaying visual information in the same way of a navigation system. In usual AR systems, the contents to be overlaid onto real space are created with 3D Computer Graphics. In most cases, such contents are newly created according to applications. However, there are many 2D videos that show how to take apart or build electric appliances and PCs, how to cook, etc. Therefore, our system employs such existing 2D videos as instructional videos. By transforming an instructional video to display, according to the user's view, and by overlaying the video onto the user's view space, the proposed system intuitively provides the user with visual guidance. In order to avoid the problem that the display of the instructional video and the user's view may be visually confused, we add various visual effects to the instructional video, such as transparency and enhancement of contours. By dividing the instructional video into sections according to the operations to be carried out in order to complete a certain task, we ensure that the user can interactively move to the next step in the instructional video after a certain operation is completed. Therefore, the user can carry on with the task at his/her own pace. In the usability test, users evaluated the use of the instructional video in our system through two tasks: a task involving building blocks and an origami task. As a result, we found that a user's visibility improves when the instructional video is transformed to display according to his/her view. Further, for the evaluation of visual effects, we can classify these effects according to the task and obtain the guideline for the use of our system as an instructional support system for performing various other tasks.
任务支持系统通过显示教学视频到AR工作空间
提出了一种基于增强现实(AR)的教学支持系统。该系统通过与导航系统相同的方式叠加视觉信息,帮助用户直观地工作。在通常的AR系统中,要覆盖到真实空间的内容是用3D计算机图形创建的。在大多数情况下,这些内容是根据应用程序新创建的。然而,有许多2D视频展示了如何拆卸或建造电器和个人电脑,如何烹饪等。因此,我们的系统采用现有的2D视频作为教学视频。该系统通过将教学视频根据用户的视角进行转换显示,并将视频叠加到用户的视角空间上,直观地为用户提供视觉引导。为了避免教学视频的显示和用户的视线在视觉上混淆的问题,我们在教学视频中添加了各种视觉效果,如透明度和增强轮廓。通过将教学视频按照完成某项任务需要进行的操作进行分段,保证用户在完成某项操作后,可以交互式地进入教学视频的下一步。因此,用户可以按照自己的节奏继续完成任务。在可用性测试中,用户通过两个任务来评估我们系统中教学视频的使用情况:一个任务涉及构建模块,另一个任务涉及折纸。因此,我们发现,当教学视频根据用户的观点进行转换显示时,用户的可见性会提高。此外,对于视觉效果的评估,我们可以根据任务对这些效果进行分类,并获得使用我们的系统作为执行各种其他任务的教学支持系统的指南。
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