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New Workers or New Tasks: How Do Augmented Reality, Experience, andTask Switching Affect Worker Performance in Naval MaintenanceOperations
This study found that using head-mounted optical see-through augmented reality (aR) guidance in maintenance tasks led to faster completion times, especially for less experienced workers and when workers had to switch between different types of tasks. aR also made these tasks feel easier for those wi
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