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Augmented Reality – Disadvantages<\/h2>\n

References provided in Literature Section<\/em><\/p>\n

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  • Instrument registration and modeling software are not always accurate (Haller, Billinghurst, & Thomas, 2007; Whitton & Wendt, 2009)<\/li>\n
  • Eye fatigue and inaccurate depth perception are problems with AR (Haller, Billinghurst, & Thomas, 2007; Rolland & Fuchs, 2000)<\/li>\n
  • May interfere with the user\u2019s field of vision in the real world, leading to accidents (Cain & Armstrong, 2009)<\/li>\n
  • Some applications are expensive or proprietary and systems are not interoperable (EDUCASE, 2005)<\/li>\n
  • Currently no formula to determine the best amount of augmentation for a task (Lee, Kim, & Billinghurst, 2007)<\/li>\n
  • The potential for cognitive overload exists if too much augmented information is available (O\u2019Shea, Mitchell, Johnston, & Dede, 2007)<\/li>\n
  • Privacy and security may become issues (Arrison, 2010)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/td>\n

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Apply this technology<\/h3>\n