The Augmented Reality Remote Assistance (ARRA) project investigates the combination of virtual and augmented reality to support communication between two distant parties, such as an expert technician guiding a less experienced repairman in the field. The accompanying video illustrates how the technology works.Ìý
The project is a collaboration between the ACME, THING, and IRON labs in the ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ’s ATLAS Institute and Ericsson Research in Santa Clara, California.
Ìýprovides an overview of the ARRAÌýproject.
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Amy Banić
Associate Professor Adjunct • 3D UI, AR/VR/XR, COMPUTER GRAPHICS, HCI
Computer Science
Gabriel Chapel
MS, TMS—Creative Technologies + Design '20
ATLAS Institute
Ellen Yi-Luen Do
Professor • Director, ATLAS Partnerships & Innovation • ACME Lab • DESIGN, TANGIBLE INTERACTION, HAPPY HEALTHY LIVING • COMPUTER SCIENCE
ATLAS Institute
Mark D Gross
Professor • ATLAS Director • DESIGN, ROBOTICS, TANGIBLE INTERACTION • COMPUTER SCIENCE
ATLAS Institute
Peter Gyory
Lecturer • PhD, Creative Technology and Design ‘23 • GAMES, XR, TANGIBLE INTERACTION
ATLAS Institute
Daniel Leithinger
Visiting Assistant Professor • THING Lab • SHAPE CHANGING & HAPTIC INTERFACES • COMPUTER SCIENCE
Chad Lewis
BS, Computer Science '20
Computer Science
Hyerin Seok
Research Master's Student
ATLAS Institute
Dan Szafir
Assistant Professor of Computer Science, UNC Chapel Hill • Former ATLAS faculty member