Short Paper
Service design for mediating technology and experience in augmented reality: a case study of a holistic AR travel service
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11:15AM
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Augmented Reality (AR) is a technology that brings new possibilities to service design and delivery by projecting a digital layer of information directly on top of one’s physical surroundings. However, there is tension between its technology-centric applications and its use as a holistic service. To bridge this gap, we examined the representative functions of AR applications from a service design perspective, with a focus on travel service as a case study. We built a taxonomy of existing AR functions and conducted interviews to understand user needs and patterns of travel experience as parts of a larger story. Based on this research, we then created a storyboard and user interface (UI) prototype for a holistic travel service supported by AR.
Europe (CET): 4th February 2021 12:30 am to 1:15 am
US (EST): 4th February 2021 6:30 pm to 7:15 pm
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