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Tovi Grossman Daniel Wigdor Ravin Balakrishnan Volumetric Displays Volumetric Displays 360 Viewing Reading Text Our Goals How do rotations affect reading Can the effects be mitigated Can orientation be optimized ID: 266156

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Exploring and Reducing the Effects of Orientation on Text Readability in Volumetric Displays

Tovi Grossman

Daniel Wigdor

Ravin BalakrishnanSlide2

Volumetric DisplaysSlide3

Volumetric DisplaysSlide4

360° ViewingSlide5

Reading TextSlide6

Our Goals

How do rotations affect reading?

Can the effects be mitigated?

Can orientation be optimized?Slide7

Related Work

Chen et al. VR 2004.

Larson et al. CHI 2000.

Wigdor & Balakrishnan. ECSCW 05.

Bell et al. UIST 2001.Slide8

Related Work

Balakrishnan, Fitzmaurice, and Kurtenbach. CHI 2000.Slide9

Some ExamplesSlide10

Some Examples

inputSlide11

Some Examples

input

inputSlide12

Some Examples

arenaSlide13

Some Examples

arena

arenaSlide14

Some Examples

paperSlide15

Some Examples

paper

paperSlide16

Some Examples

quotaSlide17

Some Examples

quota

quotaSlide18

Some Examples

boundSlide19

Some Examples

bound

boundSlide20

Resolving Ambiguity

Ambiguity at word and character levelSlide21

Resolving Ambiguity

Ambiguity at word and character level

Disambiguate word (underline)Slide22

Resolving Ambiguity

Ambiguity at word and character level

Disambiguate word (underline)

Disambiguate characters (uppercase)Slide23

Experiment 1: Effect of Rotation

Tested pitch, yaw, disambiguationSlide24

Experiment 1: Design

12 Participants

4 Disambiguation techniques

None, underline, uppercase, both2 Rotation TypesPitch, yaw24 angles

-180 <=

θ

< 180

15 degree incrementsSlide25

Experiment 1: ResultsSlide26

Experiment 1: ResultsSlide27

Orientation Optimization

Optimize orientation for multiple readersSlide28

Orientation Optimization

Optimize orientation for multiple readers

Based on user viewpoints

Minimize average reading timesSlide29

Reading Time Estimates

Pitch(

θ

)Slide30

Reading Time Estimates

Pitch(

θ

)Yaw (θ)Slide31

Reading Time Estimates

Pitch(

θ

)Yaw (θ)Roll (θ)

Wigdor & Balakrishnan. ECSCW 05.Slide32

Reading Time Estimates

Interested in V

k

–Tk divergencek = {x, y, z}Slide33

Reading Time Estimates

For V

x

–Txθ = angle(Vx, Tx)L1

= |proj

V

y

T

x

| (yaw)

L

2

= |proj

V

z

T

x

|

(roll)Slide34

Reading Time Estimates

For V

x

–Txθ = angle(Vx, Tx)L1

= |proj

V

y

T

x

| (yaw)

L

2

= |proj

V

z

T

x

|

(roll)Slide35

Reading Time Estimates

For V

x

–Txθ = angle(Vx, Tx)L

1

= |proj

V

y

T

x

| (yaw)

L

2

= |proj

V

z

T

x

| (roll)Slide36

Optimization Orientation

Start with within world projection

Search pitch, yaw, roll combinations

Parameter1: Maximum divergenceParameter2: Search increment

Use minimum estimate across all users Slide37

Experiment 2: Group Reading

3 users read labels on a cubeSlide38

Experiment 2: Design

4 Groups of 3

2 Text layouts

Naïve, optimized4 Cube Orientations6 FacesSlide39

Experiment 2: Results

Individual reading times

Naïve layout: 2.13s

Optimized layout: 1.42sSlide40

Experiment 2: Results

Group reading timesSlide41

Experiment 2: ResultsSlide42

Summary

Understand effects of 3D orientations

Disambiguation techniques

Data used for orientation optimizationReduced reading time 33%Collaboration on Volumetric Display Slide43

Future Work

Optimize weighted average

Combine with spatial layout

Alternative text presentationsFaster algorithmSlide44

Acknowledgements

Members of the DGP Lab

John Hancock

Anand AgarawalaJack Wang Noah LockwoodStudy participantsSlide45

QuestionsSlide46

Volumetric DisplaysSlide47

Display Specifications

Perspecta Spatial 3D System

10" spherical image

198 2D slices, 768x768 each

24Hz refresh rate

3-bit color Slide48
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