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Extended Abstract Mapping the Semantic Asymmetries of Virtual and Augmented Reality Space

This article reports on a key experiment in a series of experiments that attempts to map some of the perceptual, cognitive, kinetic, and semantic properties of virtual space. This study is part of the Mobile Infosphere Test Bed which is part of an effort to design and study the use of body-surrounding interfaces for wearable computers with augmented reality displays.

Frank Biocca | David R. Lamas | Ping Gai | Robert Brady

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