Characterization of Quality Attributes to Evaluate the User Experience in Augmented Reality

This study proposes a characterization of quality attributes for applications that use augmented reality. This classification is done from the perspective of the user experience. The attribute identification was based on primary studies of the IEEE Xplore, Scopus, and ACM repositories. From an initial set of 1165 papers, 101 documents were selected. The document proposes two categories: objective and subjective. In the objective category 4 subcategories and 40 attributes were found, and in the subjective one 5 subcategories and 54 attributes were found. This is the first time that all these criteria are presented in a single document, which is the input for designing a comprehensive quality assurance tool for user experience in augmented reality.

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This study proposes a classification of quality attributes for applications that use augmented reality from the perspective of user experience. The identification of attributes was based on primary studies from the IEEE Xplore, Scopus, and ACM repositories. Two categories, objective and subjective, were found, along with their respective subcategories and attributes. This document presents all these criteria in a single place for the first time, serving as input for designing a comprehensive quality assurance tool for user experience in augmented reality.