Augmented Planification in Action
Principle
We use our environment in order no just to execute our plan but also to prepare it [Jacopin 1993]. Mobiles phones are changing the way we interact with our environment thanks to Augmented Reality or (AR). How will AR change the way we execute and organize our daily plans?
Planning and executing in general
- Offloading cognition into objects
- Spatializing a chronological plan
- Aiming for efficiency of resources
Extending through new tools
- Tools used before AR
How AR planning and executing changes the situation
- Examples
- Generalization
- creating an AR overlay is a first step in that direction except that now, the entire world becomes the "desk", yet it follows the same principle
- Risks
- Advantages
Conclusion
- Potential future consequences
- Ways to detect that the trend is actually going on
References
- Cognition située et coordination de l'action, la cuisine dans tous ses états by Bernard Conein, Réseaux 1990
- Les objects dans l'espace, la planification dans l'action, B. Conein, E. Jacopin, Raisons Pratiques 1993
- Andy Clark
- Itiel Dror and Stevan Harnad
- "Konrad Lorenz (1973) saw spatial orientation and the potential to create an <<imagined space>> within the central nervous system as the basis for all conceptual thinking and language. " (p247)
- Augmenting Earth Map Augmenting Aerial Earth Maps with Dynamic Information, Kihwan Kim, Sangmin Oh, Jeonggyu Lee and Irfan Essa, GVU Center, Georgia Institute of Technology
Related works
To do
- find papers on
- consequences of augmented reality and planning
- neuroscience and the role of neocortex
- develop each section
- create anchors and links
- explicit the plan in the introduction
- clarify Clark/Dror/Harnad references
