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This IEEE conference talk examines the challenges faced by novice users when creating Augmented Reality (AR) services for specific environments, highlighting issues with complex 3D editors and coding requirements. Explore a comparative analysis of three prototyping approaches—desktop, Virtual Reality (VR), and AR editors—with a focus on AR asset positioning. Learn about the between-subjects design study where users tested one editor across smart-home and smart-building scenarios, evaluating performance, usability, workload, and user experience. Discover how AR and VR tools outperformed desktop editors in task completion, usability, and enjoyment, positioning them as preferred options for AR service prototyping. The 11-minute presentation by researchers from Orange Labs also discusses how scenario complexity and environment size had minimal impact on results, suggesting areas for further investigation in immersive experience development.
