Augmented Object Development using 3D Technology - An Object Redesign Process in the Ubicomp Domain

TítuloAugmented Object Development using 3D Technology - An Object Redesign Process in the Ubicomp Domain
Tipo de publicaciónConference Paper
Year of Publication2014
AutoresLópez, G, Alvarado, D, Guerrero, LA, López, M
Conference NameMobile Ubiquitous Computing, Systems, Services and Technologies
Date Published08/2014
Conference LocationRome, Italy
ISBN Number978-1-61208-353-7
Palabras clave3D printing, Augmented Objects, fast prototyping, HCI, mixed reality, Ubiquitous Computing, Usability
Resumen

The construction of augmented object´s prototypes is a difficult process because most of the time these prototypes contain several sensors embedded in real life objects. In this paper, we present our experience using 3D technologies (scanning and printing) to generate prototypes of augmented objects which allow an early evaluation of them. Three different objects with embedded sensing and actuating capabilities were designed and developed. We discuss several pros and cons of applying this technology when developing augmented objects. Our results show that the use of 3D technologies enhances the quality of the final prototypes and allows a better concept validation and evaluation.

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