New Tools to Minimize Risks in Shared, Augmented-Reality Environments (IMAGE)

University of Washington

New Tools to Minimize Risks in Shared, Augmented-Reality Environments

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The team tested ShareAR with three case study apps: Cubist Art (top panel), which lets users create and share virtual artwork with each other; Doc Edit (bottom left panel), which lets users create virtual notes or lists they can share or keep private; and Paintball (bottom right panel), which lets users play paintball with virtual paint. In the Doc Edit app, the semi-transparent gray box in the top left corner represents a "ghost object," or a document that another user wishes to remain private.

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Ruth et al./USENIX Security Symposium

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