Design da informação para sistemas de realidade mediada

Mediated reality systems introduce the possibility to alter users' perception of the surrounding environment by adding or removing information. These particular innovative features have made this technology attractive for several adjacent fields. However, despite their direct impact on the presentation of information, mediated reality systems are still poorly explored by information designers. Regarding technical operations, visual instructions are very effective to convey information, and therefore a great opportunity for technology aided operations. This work establishes a dialogue between information design and mediated reality systems, and introduces some of the several concerns of this joint context. Based on correlated research, we identify general principles, challenges and opportunities for mediated reality applications, and for information designers willing to use them. Finally, we also describe the development of an experimental system for technical maintenance and training that makes use of mediated reality. The system was tested with users and the results serve as an opportunity to take further lessons and establish detailed recommendations.

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