涉及:用于设备定位和通信的增强LED指示灯

Jackie Yang, J. Landay
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增强现实(AR)有可能扩展我们与周围环境互动和理解的能力。然而,目前的AR设备将电子设备与普通的非交互式对象区别对待,这实质上限制了AR的功能。我们提出了InfoLED,一种基于指示灯的定位和通信系统,使设备能够在不改变其视觉设计的情况下将其位置,设备id和状态信息传输给AR客户端。通过利用人类对高频亮度闪烁的不敏感,InfoLED在不影响作为指示灯的原始功能的情况下传输所有这些信息。我们设想InfoLED将用于三类应用:故障设备诊断、设备控制和多设备配置。我们进行了三项用户研究,测量了InfoLED系统的性能,InfoLED上显示的图案和颜色的人类可读性,以及用户对InfoLED的总体偏好。研究结果表明,在室内条件下,InfoLED可以在长达7米的距离内正常工作,并且不会影响我们的参与者理解指示灯的高级模式和颜色的能力。总的来说,研究对象更喜欢InfoLED而不是ArUco基于二维条形码的基线系统,并且在使用我们的系统时报告的认知负荷更少。
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InfoLED: Augmenting LED Indicator Lights for Device Positioning and Communication
Augmented Reality (AR) has the potential to expand our capability for interacting with and comprehending our surrounding environment. However, current AR devices treat electronic appliances no different than common non-interactive objects, which substantially limits the functionality of AR. We present InfoLED, a positioning and communication system based on indicator lights that enables appliances to transmit their location, device IDs, and status information to the AR client without changing their visual design. By leveraging human insensitivity to high-frequency brightness flickering, InfoLED transmits all of that information without disturbing the original function as an indicator light. We envision InfoLED being used in three categories of application: malfunctioning device diagnosis, appliances control, and multi-appliance configuration. We conducted three user studies, measuring the performance of the InfoLED system, the human readability of the patterns and colors displayed on the InfoLED, and users' overall preference for InfoLED. The study results showed that InfoLED can work properly from a distance of up to 7 meters in indoor conditions and it did not interfere with our participants' ability to comprehend the high-level patterns and colors of the indicator light. Overall, study subjects prefer InfoLED to an ArUco 2D barcode-based baseline system and reported less cognitive load when using our system.
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