Augmented Reality applications that utilize geographical data to enhance user experiences at specific locations.

Google's platform for building AR experiences on Android devices, enabling motion tracking and environmental understanding.

Apple's framework for creating AR experiences on iOS devices, focusing on realistic rendering and motion tracking.

Incorporating various media types, such as audio, video, and graphics, into AR applications to enrich user experiences.

The process of evaluating an AR application by observing real users to gather feedback and improve the design.

Techniques used to enhance the speed and efficiency of AR applications, ensuring smooth user experiences across devices.

Addressing moral implications in AR design, including user privacy, data security, and responsible content creation.

The process of creating three-dimensional representations of objects, essential for developing immersive AR experiences.

Technology that overlays digital information onto the real world, enhancing user interaction with their environment.

AR's ability to recognize and interact with the physical environment, crucial for accurate content placement.

Creating a visual plan for an AR experience, outlining the sequence of multimedia elements and interactions.

Subjective feedback gathered from users about their experiences, focusing on feelings and opinions.

Objective data collected from users, often through surveys, measuring specific aspects of user interaction.

Evaluating potential risks associated with an AR project, particularly regarding user privacy and data handling.

The process of creating software applications specifically for mobile devices, emphasizing usability and performance.

The overall experience a user has while interacting with an AR application, encompassing usability, accessibility, and satisfaction.

The duration it takes for an AR application to become fully operational, affecting user engagement and satisfaction.

Techniques used to optimize an application's use of memory, crucial for performance in AR applications.

The process of developing multimedia assets for AR applications, including audio, video, and graphics.

Designing AR applications that encourage user interaction, enhancing engagement and educational value.

Creating an early model of an AR application to test concepts and functionalities before full-scale development.

The iterative process of using user feedback to refine and improve an AR application continuously.

Detailed requirements and guidelines for developing AR applications, including hardware and software needs.

A set of tools and protocols that allow developers to interact with AR platforms like ARCore and ARKit.

An approach that prioritizes the needs and experiences of users throughout the design process of AR applications.