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Michael R. Marner
Researcher at University of South Australia
Publications - 27
Citations - 455
Michael R. Marner is an academic researcher from University of South Australia. The author has contributed to research in topics: Augmented reality & User interface. The author has an hindex of 13, co-authored 27 publications receiving 394 citations.
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Improving procedural task performance with Augmented Reality annotations
TL;DR: Results of a study measuring user performance in a procedural task using Spatial Augmented Reality show that augmented annotations lead to significantly faster task completion speed, fewer errors, and reduced head movement, when compared to monitor based instructions.
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Physical-virtual tools for spatial augmented reality user interfaces
TL;DR: This paper presents a new user interface methodology for Spatial Augmented Reality systems, allowing an industrial designer to digitally airbrush onto an augmented physical model, masking the paint using a virtualized stencil.
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Spatial User Interfaces for Large-Scale Projector-Based Augmented Reality
TL;DR: The article describes how features of large-scale, projector-based augmented reality affect the design of spatial user interfaces for these environments and explores promising research directions and application domains.
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Validating Spatial Augmented Reality for interactive rapid prototyping
TL;DR: The results indicate that while slower, users can interact naturally with projected control panels and validate the use of spatial augmented reality for rapid iterative interface prototyping.
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Egocentric space-distorting visualizations for rapid environment exploration in mobile mixed reality
Christian Sandor,Arindam Dey,Andrew Cunningham,Sebastien Barbier,Ulrich Eck,Donald Urquhart,Michael R. Marner,Graeme Jarvis,Sang Rhee +8 more
TL;DR: This work designed and implemented space-distorting visualizations to address off-screen or occluded points of interest in augmented or mixed reality and hopes that the initial results can inspire other researchers to also investigate space- Distorting visualization for mixed and augmented reality.