An Active Learning Game for Better Sound Localization Using Augmented Reality (AR)

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United States Games for Change
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Changes (2021)
Duration: 13:54
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An active learning game has been developed to examine if a person can reduce localization errors from cognitive training using an augmented reality (AR) device. Sungyoung Kim (Assistant Professor, Rochester Institute of Technology) leads this presentation, which introduces technical details and the results from the on-going pilot study.

Speakers:
* Sungyoung Kim (Assistant Professor, Rochester Institute of Technology)



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