Doctoral Colloquium—Towards a Better User Interface of Augmented Reality Based Indoor Navigation Application
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https://doi.org/10.56198/Keywords:
Augmented reality, Indoor navigation, User interface, Spatial learningAbstract
Navigation service is a widespread geoinformation service and can be embedded in an augmented reality (AR). In this work-in-progress, we aim at a user interface of AR-based indoor navigation system, which could not only guide users to destinations quickly and safely, but also improve users’ spatial learning. We designed an interface for indoor navigation on HoloLens, gathered feedback from users, and found that arrows are an intuitive aid of orientation. Semantic meanings embedded in icons are not self-explaining, but icons with text can serve as virtual landmarks and help with spatial learning.
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