Experience design with multi-sensory interaction

In the traditional human-computer interaction, to obtain information users have to rely on electronic screens which are extensively used on mobile phones, computers, and various wearable devices. The designer uses the screen as the canvas to design and develop interactive norms. Such a situation has been dramatically changed with the advent of AR/VR technology which makes it possible to achieve human-computer interaction from 2D to 3D. 
The spatialized 3D AR interface, however, has special attributes in interaction space, input mode, information presentation, information and environment fusion, etc. All of these make 3D AR interface distinct from the traditional 2D interface, proposing new issues and challengs to AR designers. 
This workshop will initiate new design ideas for human-computer interaction and 3D AR interface in the augmented reality field. It will also help designers understand the difference between the spatial design of AR Head-mounted display and the traditional 2D interface design, as well as elaborate on the workflow and methods of spatial design. 


Discussions upon the following topics are included in the workshop:

1. Optical display and hardware technology of AR Head-mounted display
1.1 Difference between screen display and optical display 

1.2 FOV and information fusion 

1.3 SLAM and IMU spatial positioning 

2. Three typical AR interaction modes and interface style 

2.1 Hardware control interaction

2.2 Semantic gesture interaction 

2.3 Gesture contact interaction 

3. AR spatial interface design 

3.1 Spatial thinking transformation and scene-based design 

3.2 Visual style of AR interface  

3.3 AR rapid prototype development and testing