An experimental study of spatial sound usefulness in searching and navigating through AR environments
Abstract This paper presents an experimental study of spatial sound usefulness in searching and navigating through augmented reality environments. Participants were asked to find three objects hidden within no-sound and spatial sound AR environments. The experiment showed that the participants of th...
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