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[Keynote] Requirements and Recent Directions in Augmented Reality Visualization

Day 3 Gerard Jounghyun Kim Korea University "Requirements and Recent Directions in Augmented Reality Visualization"

The field of information visualization studies the interactive visual representations of data to reinforce human cognition, thereby facilitate the discovery of new tacit knowledge and even amplify human intelligence. Augmented reality (AR) shares the same objective and it can be treated as one particular form of information visualization where the data are both the real objects and the augmentations for them. In this talk, I will outline four main requirements for AR visualization: (1) naturalness, (2) visibility, (3) persistence/stability, and (4) glass/HMD ergonomics.

Professor, Dept. of CSE, Korea University. Research Interests: VR/AR/MR, Human Computer Interaction, Computer music. BS ECE, Carnegie Mellon University; MS/PhD, Univ. of Southern California. Author of: Designing Virtual Reality Systems (Springer, 2005) and Human Computer Interaction (CRC Press, 2015).