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Users struggle to map text instructions to real-world operations when executing complex tasks.

lightbulbPractical problemAR Task Guidance, Tutorials, and Prompt Design

Users struggle to map text instructions to real-world operations when executing complex tasks.

UIST '24Transforming Procedural Instructions into In-Situ Augmented Reality Guides with InstructAR

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Users struggle to generate context-adaptive AR guidance content in real environments.

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Construction workers struggle to effectively use automated AR systems in high-pressure work environments.

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Users often complete AR-guided tasks mechanically without deep understanding.

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Users often struggle to recover efficiently and accurately after task interruption, causing delays and errors.

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Lengthy text on AR devices obstructs the field of view and increases users' cognitive burden.

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After task interruption, users struggle to resume quickly and make errors, especially in high-risk settings such as healthcare and aviation.

CHI '24Augmented Reality Cues Facilitate Task Resumption after Interruptions in Computer-Based and Physical Tasks

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