DHH People in Co-located Collaborative Multiplayer AR Environments
summary
About 5% of the world population (about 430 million DHH) motivates a study that runs one gameplay experiment plus one-on-one interviews in a co-located multiplayer AR prototype using ASR/TSS and shared virtual objects. Results show players rely on multimodal communication, improve coordination across rounds, and report most failures from technical glitches and game design; participants ask for visual cues recommended and wider recruitment of DHH novices.
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