User interaction design in next-generation immersive systems

Abstract

This article explores the issues of designing intelligent systems using augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) technologies. These technologies are based on the use of three-dimensional representation of the surrounding real or pre-designed virtual scene, the capabilities of these systems for determining the orientation of user and objects in space, intelligent analysis algorithms and machine learning. The complexity of developing individual algorithms, the need to take into account the specifics of the subject area for each applied system, interactive display based on threedimensional and other types of representations necessitates the development of new approaches and design principles. The article focuses on the capabilities of OSTIS Technology for use in these tasks, and also provides examples of building a system for technical description of equipment and a guided quest in augmented reality.