Design and Test of an adaptive augmented reality interface to manage systems to assist critical missions
Dany Naser Addin, Benoit Ozell

TL;DR
This paper introduces an augmented reality user interface with a head-mounted display designed to enhance situational awareness and human efficiency during critical missions involving UAV control in stressful emergency scenarios.
Contribution
It presents a novel AR-based UI for critical operations that integrates contextual information and UAV control, tested in stressful conditions to evaluate effectiveness.
Findings
AR improves situational awareness in critical missions
Participants performed better using AR interface
AR has potential as an emergency response tool
Abstract
We present a user interface (UI) based on augmented reality (AR) with head-mounted display (HMD) for improving situational awareness during critical operation and improve human efficiency on operations. The UI displays contextual information as well as accepts orders given from the headset to control unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for assisting the rescue team. We established experiments where people had been put in a stressful situation and are asked to resolve a complex mission using a headset and a computer. Comparing both technologies, our results show that augmented reality has the potential to be an important tool to help those involved in the emergency situation.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAugmented Reality Applications · Human-Automation Interaction and Safety · Teleoperation and Haptic Systems
