Calling while Driving Using Augmented Reality: Blessing or Curse?
Calling while Driving Using Augmented Reality: Blessing or Curse?
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使用增强现实技术在驾驶时打电话：是福是祸？
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2018
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C. Janssen
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A. Kun;H. V. D. Meulen;C. Janssen
摘要我们报告了一个实验，通过增强现实眼镜的车内谈话的分散注意力的影响。先前的研究表明，车内电话交谈可能会分散注意力，但如果远程呼叫者收到有关驾驶环境的视觉信息，这种分散注意力的情况可能会减少。然而，如果这种视频共享变成双向的，会发生什么？特别是最近推出的商用增强现实眼镜，可以让司机在开车时进行视频支持的对话。我们调查如何分散这种基于视频的对话是在一个实验中。我们的参与者操作一辆模拟车辆，同时还与远程交谈者玩会话游戏（禁忌）。驾驶员要么只听到远程交谈者（仅语音条件），要么还能够在通过增强现实呈现的虚拟窗口中看到远程人员（视频呼叫条件）。结果表明，我们的参与者没有花时间看远程熟悉者的视频。我们假设这是由于在我们的实验中，参与者必须转过头才能看到虚拟窗口的全貌。我们的研究结果意味着，我们需要进一步研究增强现实对驾驶员视觉注意力的影响，然后再将该技术用于道路上。
Abstract We report on an experiment on the distracting effects of in-car conversations through augmented-reality glasses. Previous research showed that in-car phone conversations can be distracting, but that the distraction might be reduced if the remote caller receives visual information about the driving context. However, what happens if such video sharing becomes bidirectional? The recent introduction of commercial augmented-reality glasses in particular might allow drivers to engage in video-supported conversations while driving. We investigate how distracting such video-based conversations are in an experiment. Our participants operated a simulated vehicle, while also playing a conversational game (Taboo) with a remote conversant. The driver either only heard the remote conversant (speech-only condition), or was also able to see the remote person in a virtual window that was presented through augmented reality (video call condition). Results show that our participants did not spend time looking at the video of the remote conversant. We hypothesize that this was due to the fact that in our experiment participants had to turn their head to get a full view of the virtual window. Our results imply that we need further studies on the effects of augmented reality on the visual attention of the driver, before the technology is used on the road.