Initial Considerations on the Experience of Augmented Reality
Keywords:
Realidade ampliada, Experiência, Usuário, Psicologia SocialAbstract
Augmented reality is a concept introduced in the 1990s that refers to the possibility of increasing the reality that presents itself to our vision with digital images, in general, arranged in a viewfinder. Today there is a growing development of augmented reality devices, such as Google Glass, Meta Pro, Vuzix, Icis, Atheer One, GlassUp, SmartEyeglass, Galaxy Glass. Moved by the current theme, we circumscribe the field of experience promoted by devices of augmented reality. We undertake a review of the literature, using a variety of sources: articles searched with the augmented reality descriptor in the Web of Science database, articles published on the subject in print newspapers or information portals, videos of the dissemination of smartglasses. The results point to two approaches to the augmented reality experience. The first is in domains already covered by smartphones, highlighting attributes such as mobility, instantaneity and ubiquity. The second highlights the phenomenon of the expansion of cognition, memory and perception.Downloads
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