AR Captioning
Project Description
We are designing, building, and evaluating new augmented reality (AR) approaches to real-time captioning for people who are deaf and hard of hearing. In contrast to traditional captioning, which uses an external, fixed display (e.g., laptop or large screen), our approach allows users to manipulate the shape, number and placement of captions in 3D space. Our preliminary findings suggest that, compared to traditional laptop-based captions, HMD captioning may increase glanceability, improve visual contact with speakers, and support access to other visual information (e.g., slides).
Publications
Social Tensions with Head-Mounted Displays for Accessibility
Extended Abstract Proceedings of SHMD 2019
Towards Accessible Conversations in a Mobile Context for People who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Proceedings of ASSETS 2018 | Acceptance Rate: 25.9% (28 / 108)
Exploring Augmented Reality Approaches to Real-Time Captioning: A Preliminary Autoethnographic Study
Extended Abstract Proceedings of DIS 2018
Talks
Towards Accessible Conversations in a Mobile Context for People who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing
Oct 22, 2018 | ASSETS 2018
Galway, Ireland