Exploration on human computer interaction technology based on Mixed reality
Qi Yang
DOI: https://doi.org/10.59429/pmcs.v5i3.1906
Keywords: Mixed reality; Human computer interaction; Multi channel interaction; User interface
Abstract
With the development of virtual reality and augmented reality technology, the way of human-computer interaction is also changing, and is no longer subject to the limitations of the physical world. Mixed reality technology can display the mixture of real and virtual objects in a single display, and support users to interact with it, creating a virtual world interacting with the real world. It has a wide application prospect in the fi elds of education, health, entertainment and so on. Among them, human computer interaction (HCI) is one of the important supporting technologies of mixed reality, which is of great signifi cance to promote the wide application of mixed reality and enhance user experience. This paper reviews and discusses the research results and development trends of human-computer interaction tasks in mixed reality technology, summarizes the current challenges, and gives some problems that need to be further studied and solved based on human-computer interaction technology in mixed reality environment.
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