Open House at TU Dortmund University – A Complete Success
At the beginning of November, we welcomed numerous visitors to our booth and immersed ourselves in the future of digital […]
Augmented Reality
Community workshop for a user-centered research approach
In the flowAR research project, we are investigating how augmented reality (AR) can reshape collaborative art in public spaces in
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Hönemann, K., Konopka, B., & Wiesche, M. (2025). Designing an effective Augmented Reality interaction technique to develop AR instructions. In S. Chatterjee, J. vom Brocke, & R. Anderson (Hrsg.), Local solutions for global challenges
Augmented Reality (AR) instructions hold significant potential for cost savings in industrial applications. However, the creation of AR instructions presents
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Hönemann, K., Konopka, B., Prilla, M., & Wiesche, M. (2025). A comparative study of handheld augmented reality interaction techniques for developing AR instructions using AR authoring tools. Computers in industry, 164.
Augmented Reality (AR) instructions offer companies tremendous savings potential. However, developing these AR instructions has traditionally been challenging due to the
Review of our DiWoDo workshop
As part of Digital Week Dortmund (DiWoDo), we organized a workshop at the Chair of Digital Transformation at TU Dortmund
NEXT.IN.NRW-Project „flowAR” has started
How can physical and digital communities work together to create immersive art installations and bring them to life in order
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Hönemann, K., Konopka, B., Brandt, P., & Wiesche, M. (2024). Digitale Inhalte in physischen Prozessen verankern. wT.Werkstatttechnik online.
In this article, we present a concept for an AR development tool that enables non-developers from the industry to independently
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Konopka, B., Hönemann, K., & Wiesche, M. (2024). Trust Calibration in Augmented-Reality based Decision Support Systems. 2024 IEEE 26rd Conference on Business Informatics (CBI), Vienna, Austria.
This empirical study investigates how users modify their trust in Augmented Reality-based (AR) decision support systems (DSS) in work environments,
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Konopka, B., Hönemann, K., & Wiesche, M. (2024). Augmented Reality, Trust and Technology Malfunctions: An Initial Theory and Empirical Study. In Proceedings of the 2024 ACM Computers and People Research Conference (ACM SIGMIS-CPR ’24).
This study investigates users’ response to malfunctions in an Augmented Reality based decision support system used for sorting tasks. An
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Konopka, B., Hönemann, K., & Wiesche, M. (2024). Investigation of Key Barriers Regarding Adoption and Implementation of Augmented Reality in Industrial Organizations–A Delphi Study. Proceedings of the 57th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS-57)
Augmented Reality (AR) holds significant potential for enhancing processes in industrial organizations, but its widespread adoption is hindered by many