Loki: Facilitating Remote Instruction of Physical Tasks Using Bi-Directional Mixed-Reality ...
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Loki is a working system for bi-directional mixed-reality telepresence that combines Kinect point clouds, 2D video, RoomAlive mapping, VR/AR passthrough and live annotation plus recording/playback. It represents remote users as scaled avatars and embeds point-cloud hologlyphs in local spaces so partners can observe, coach, jam and rewind performances. An informal qualitative study with eight participants (30 minutes each) shows users successfully complete a foam-carving task and praise the fluid mode transitions and collaborative review.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:51Loki
- 4:16Previous Research
- 5:26Cognitive Apprenticeship
- 6:27Switching Modes
- 7:12Design Space
- 8:47Interaction Experience
- 9:46Sample Usage
- 10:56Modeling Phase
- 13:20Implementation
- 14:25Summary
- 15:18Questions
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