Tooba Ahsen
ABSTRACT
Our research explores the impact of network impairments on remote augmented reality (AR) collaborative tasks, and possible strategies to improve user experience in these scenarios. Using a simple AR task, under a controlled network environment, our preliminary user study highlights the impact of network outages on user workload and experience, and how user roles and learning styles play a role in this regard.
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