Louise Lawrence
Arindam Dey
ABSTRACT
We ran a pilot study to investigate the impact of video placement in augmented reality conferencing on communication, social presence and user preference. In addition, we explored the influence of different tasks, assembly and negotiation. We discovered a correlation between video placement and the type of the tasks, with some significant results in social presence indicators.
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- The effect of video placement in AR conferencing applications
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