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  1. (, AIC Toronto 2022)
    Funt, Brian; Kingsburgh, Robin (Ed.)
    Optical see-through AR presents virtual objects to a user through a transparent display that blends them with the real-world environment. This is simultaneously novel and familiar: beam splitters have been used for ghostly visual effects, and yet the mechanism is exactly the same as the reflections in an everyday window. The history of theatrical visual effects leads through a series of vision science experiments and now to research on the perception of transparent AR systems. Still, there is a tension in the perception of AR stimuli: users of AR seem to be able to separate, or scission, the layers of virtual and real, depending on their understanding of the scene and its visual characteristics. 
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