Evaluation of Adaptive Augmented Reality application: usability study of The Mahsuri AAR Apps in Kota Mahsuri, Langkawi

Abstract

A variety of previous works on Adaptive Augmented Reality are examined in this study to establish the core knowledge elements of the adaptive concept. Model analysis was used to analyse four previous models; components of such a notion were gathered and given as a formal definition. These elements were incorporated in a historic tourism app for mobile devices. According to the findings, such essential features are acknowledged as necessary in developing the adaptive augmented reality idea. All responders were given a Usability test to evaluate the app's Comprehensibility, Manipulability, Engagement, Engrossment, and Total Immersion. The overall score has a high mean, with users responding positively to all five attributes.