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Teaser Image + Title Mobile User Interfaces for Efficient Verification of Holograms Andreas Hartl, Jens Grubert, Christian Reinbacher, Clemens Arth and Dieter Schmalstieg Graz University of Technology

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Page 1: Mobile User Interfaces for Efficient Verification of Holograms

Teaser Image + Title

Mobile User Interfaces for Efficient Verification of Holograms

Andreas Hartl, Jens Grubert, Christian Reinbacher, Clemens Arth

and Dieter Schmalstieg Graz University of Technology

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How to identify fake money?

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Hologram Verification Workflow

Pre-processing

1. Record reference images and associated camera poses under controlled lighting

Online

1. Capture relevant views

2. Compare reference view with current view (automatic or manual)

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Capture single views [1]: guide users to individual

pre-selected views

Capturing Relevant Views

Capture many views [2]

[1] Hartl, A., Grubert, J., Schmalstieg, D., Reitmayr, G.: Mobile interactive hologram verifcation. ISMAR, pages, 2013 [2] T.-H. Park and H.-J. Kwon. Vision inspection system for holograms with mixed patterns. CASE, pages 563–567, 2010

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Capture single views [1]: naive impl. too slow

high workload

Capturing Relevant Views

Capture many views [1]: stationary equipment or

too time consuming

[1] Hartl, A., Grubert, J., Schmalstieg, D., Reitmayr, G.: Mobile interactive hologram verifcation. ISMAR, pages, 2013 [2] T.-H. Park and H.-J. Kwon. Vision inspection system for holograms with mixed patterns. CASE, pages 563–567, 2010

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Alignment (ALI)

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Constrained Navigation (CON)

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Hybrid Approach (HYB)

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Summary View

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User Evaluation • 3x4 within-subjects desing

• 19 participants

• IV: – 3 UIs

– 4 holograms (2 real, 2 fake)

• DV: – Task completion time

– System + user decision perf.

– Workload (TLX)

– Usability (ASQ)

– UX (AttrakDiff, IMI)

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Findings: Task Completion Time

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Findings: Performance + UX

Performance

Correct: User (~80%), System (~73%)

Including Neutral: User (~92%), System (~84%)

UX

Nasa TLX: no sign. differences (overall: ~40/100)

ASQ (ease-of-use, task duration), AttrakDiff (Pragmatic and Hedonic qualities), Intrinsic Motivation no sig. differences

User preference: CON (47%), ALI (26%), HYB (26%)

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Summary

• New UIs for sampling regions rather than precisely aligning 6 DOF poses can speed up the verification process

• still too slow for most real-world applications

• Users did not prefer the fastest UI

• Automatic matching performance poor better similarity metric