Distributed Congnition, Mimic, Representation and Decision Making

Robert E. Wendrich

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Abstract

On-going [re]search and experimentation has lead to further development of our Hybrid Design Tools to support individual or collaborative design and engineering interaction. The Loosely Fitted Design Synthesizer (LFDS) we present here is a synthetic design environment based on interaction with mixed-reality. The user-centered (human-in-the-loop) approach in conjunction with computational assistance affords intuition, creativity, stimulates interaction and triggers ambiguity in iterations. The user has real-time control through the use of a special interface and allows intuit decisions in choice-architecture. The real-time high definition video captures convey a time-line and iterative listing of these instances whereas the interface allows synthesizing the iterations. We demonstrate collaborative experimentations present users' performances on tangible ideation tasks and describe our initial efforts to integrate the results and findings into this hybrid design tool system.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationProceedings 13th Virtual Reality International Conference
EditorsSimon Richir, Akihiko Shirai
Place of PublicationLaval, France
PublisherLaval Virtual
Pages-
Number of pages7
Publication statusPublished - 6 Apr 2011
Event13th Virtual Reality International Conference, VRIC 2011: Converging technologies - Laval, France
Duration: 6 Apr 20118 Apr 2011
Conference number: 13
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Publication series

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PublisherLaval Virtual

Conference

Conference13th Virtual Reality International Conference, VRIC 2011
Abbreviated titleVRIC
Country/TerritoryFrance
CityLaval
Period6/04/118/04/11
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Keywords

  • METIS-280588
  • IR-104524

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