Research study to prototype and test the efficacy of data-driven AR content creation in relation to human emotion and social impact.

Go Jaunly是一款屡获殊荣的家庭友好步行应用程序。我们希望研究和试验一种增强现实(AR)原型，它将为我们的城市带来生动的数据和内容，以期帮助人们以新的方式与他们的环境和周围联系起来。目前，我们为人们提供各种方式，通过使用图像和微小的事实和信息来发现城市中的散步和享受的地点，以及伟大的户外活动。用户可以记录他们自己的步行路线，与我们不断增长的社区分享，并与家人和朋友分享户外冒险。自2017年圣诞节以来，我们的下载量增长了6000%，并被评为全球前五大生活方式应用之一。我们现在希望通过我们对城市步行的深入了解，为家庭创造一种增强的、有趣的体验，让他们更多地了解周围的自然。我们的原型将结合AR、开放数据集以及我们自己的精心策划和众包的内容。我们希望，这项可行性研究将揭示有可能改变行为的办法。我们将进行一系列实验，帮助我们探索技术如何引导人类行为，以及它如何塑造我们与自然的关系，特别是在儿童身上。这将包括测试，以了解家庭如何在不同的设置和不同的心态下与不同的功能互动。我们的发现将帮助我们了解AR是否能支持成人和儿童对环境的欣赏、解释及其对自然和生物多样性的影响。科技和向善设计是创意产业中一个日益增长的领域，新的研究表明，与自然的联系“与年龄和每周拍摄的自然照片呈正相关，与自拍和使用智能手机的时间呈负相关”。在这项研究的主要作者迈尔斯·理查森博士的建议下，我们希望了解更多关于AR内容如何改善我们的生活并重新投入我们的生活。因此，我们测试的最后阶段将探索我们如何利用我们的发现与其他组织合作，通过创造新的永久技术来增加社会的积极变化。“

"Go Jauntly is an award-winning family-friendly walking app. We would like to research and experiment with an Augmented Reality (AR) prototype that will bring to life data and content about our cities with a view to helping people connect with their environment and surroundings in new ways. Currently we provide ways for people to discover walks and locations to enjoy in the city as well as the great outdoors by using imagery and bite-sized facts and information. Users can document their own walking routes to share with our growing community and share outdoor adventures with family and friends. We have seen a 6000% increase in downloads since Christmas 2017 and have been voted one of the top 5 lifestyle apps on the world. We now wish to create an enhanced, playful experience for families to walk and learn more about the nature around them by building upon our in-depth knowledge of walking in cities.Our prototype will combine AR, open data sets as well as our own curated and crowdsourced content. We hope that this feasibility study will uncover the approaches potential to change behaviours. We will be running a series of experiments to help us to explore how technology can steer human behaviour and how it shapes our relationship with nature, particularly in children. This will involve tests to see how families interact with different features in different settings and with different mindsets. Our findings will help us to understand whether AR can support adults and children alike in their appreciation of the environment, interpretation and its effects on nature and biodiversity.Technology and design for good is a growing sector of the creative industries and new research has pointed to nature connectedness being 'positively related to age and nature pictures taken per week, and negatively related to selfie-taking and smartphone usage times'. Whilst being advised by Dr Miles Richardson, the lead author of this research, we are hoping to find out more about how AR content can improve our lives and re-engage us. Therefore, the last stage of our testing will explore how we can use our findings to collaborate with other organisations to increase positive changes in society through the creation of new technology for good."