Wall-based Space Manipulation Technique for Efficient Placement of Distant Objects in Augmented ...
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A wall-based space manipulation technique lets users drag a detected wall plane toward them to squeeze scene depth, move distant virtual objects with smaller hand motions, then release to place them. Implemented as a HoloLens prototype layered over a direct HOMER interaction, the system runs surface meshes and grid cues to map reduced-to-real positions. A within-subject study with 11 analyzed participants and 528 trials shows significantly faster completion times, less hand travel and reduced arm fatigue; current support is translation-only.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 7:40Dimension of Space Reduction
- 8:18Understanding the Reduced Space
- 13:33Limitation and Future Work
- 14:38Summary
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