Journal of Environmental Psychology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
98, P. 102386 - 102386
Published: Aug. 2, 2024
Augmented
reality
(AR)
technology
has
the
potential
to
transform
how
individuals
interact
with
real-world
environments,
offering
unique
capability
induce
virtual
changes
in
a
place.
In
two
studies
(Ntotal
=
2305),
we
investigated
relationship
between
place
attachment
and
willingness
use
different
types
of
AR
applications:
informative
(focused
on
providing
information
about
place's
past
future)
transformative
(altering
appearance
or
way
it
is
used).
We
used
measures
attachment,
distinguished
by
personal
significance
attributed
found
that
traditional
dependence
were
negatively
correlated
applications;
opposite
was
observed
for
active
identity.
Transformative
applications
more
accepted
high
attachment;
however,
did
not
observe
expected
negative
this
type
AR.
Our
study
first
show
various
forms
shape
implement
alterations
real
locations,
preliminary
understanding
whether
these
are
perceived
as
positive
negative.
Information Systems Frontiers,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
25(5), P. 2071 - 2114
Published: June 2, 2023
The
Metaverse
has
the
potential
to
form
next
pervasive
computing
archetype
that
can
transform
many
aspects
of
work
and
life
at
a
societal
level.
Despite
forecasted
benefits
from
metaverse,
its
negative
outcomes
have
remained
relatively
unexplored
with
majority
views
grounded
on
logical
thoughts
derived
prior
data
points
linked
similar
technologies,
somewhat
lacking
academic
expert
perspective.
This
study
responds
dark
side
perspectives
through
informed
multifaceted
narratives
provided
by
invited
leading
academics
experts
diverse
disciplinary
backgrounds.
metaverse
covered
include:
technological
consumer
vulnerability,
privacy,
diminished
reality,
human-computer
interface,
identity
theft,
invasive
advertising,
misinformation,
propaganda,
phishing,
financial
crimes,
terrorist
activities,
abuse,
pornography,
social
inclusion,
mental
health,
sexual
harassment
metaverse-triggered
unintended
consequences.
paper
concludes
synthesis
common
themes,
formulating
propositions,
presenting
implications
for
practice
policy.
Journal of Business Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
182, P. 114760 - 114760
Published: June 19, 2024
Bibliometrics
(or
scientometrics)
is
a
powerful
technique
to
assess
the
trajectory
of
scientific
research.
Building
on
Journal
Business
Research's
seminal
guides
for
bibliometric
analysis—i.e.,
"How
conduct
analysis:
An
overview
and
guidelines"
"Guidelines
advancing
theory
practice
through
research"—and
using
metaverse
research
as
case,
this
article
presents
in-depth
procedural
guidelines
(i)
combing
cleaning
data
from
multiple
databases
(Scopus
Web
Science)
(ii)
conducting
analysis
tools
(bibliometrix
VOSviewer).
Besides
serving
guide
harness
potential
bibliometrics
insightful
assessments
research,
provides
noteworthy
insights
into
various
features
metaverse.
This
includes
an
examination
decentralized
systems
integration
digital
assets,
alongside
innovations,
influence
industrial
revolutions,
ethical
sustainable
development.
The
dynamics
identity,
ownership,
business
models
are
explored
in
tandem
with
engagement
strategies
multi-disciplinary
perspectives
comprehensive
also
addresses
challenges,
market
behaviors,
marketing
strategies.
Collectively,
these
offer
robust
foundation
scholars,
practitioners,
policymakers
shape
future
clarity,
purpose,
impact.
Information & Management,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
61(2), P. 103910 - 103910
Published: Dec. 22, 2023
Augmented
reality
(AR)
merges
virtual
elements
with
our
physical
context.
Although
there
is
evidence
in
marketing
that
AR
may
be
superior
to
alternative
formats,
a
lack
of
work
explaining
from
the
ground
up
why
this
case.
Consequently,
we
applied
means-end
chain
theory
identify
specific
AR-features
(e.g.,
contextualization,
interactivity,
portability)
drive
benefits
inspiration,
better
decision-making,
time
savings,
risk
reduction).
These
contribute
consumers'
goal
achievement
self-confidence,
self-expression,
reduced
purchase
regret).
A
subsequent
study
organized
these
factors
into
practical
framework
(SEAD
and
SALES).
This
contributes
understanding
AR.
Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
78, P. 103701 - 103701
Published: Jan. 12, 2024
Recent
technological
advancements,
notably
in
augmented
reality
(AR),
have
disrupted
the
marketing
landscape,
arousing
interest
immersive
experiences
for
consumers.
In
particular,
AR
has
emerged
as
a
powerful
tool
marketers
across
various
industries
bridging
imagination
gap.
Despite
this
potential,
many
managers
grapple
with
how
to
strategically
integrate
AR.
The
literature
on
highlights
its
ability
inspire,
engage,
increase
sales,
induce
impulse
buying,
and
enhance
customer–brand
relationships.
However,
comprehensive
understanding
of
value
provides
users
remains
lacking.
This
study
addresses
gap
by
applying
consumption
theory
identify
dimensions
influencing
usage.
By
integrating
into
technology
acceptance
model,
we
establish
coherent
framework
analyzing
values
driving
adoption.
uncovers
importance
convenience
informational
value,
closing
While
emotional
hedonic
was
only
significant
female
consumers,
there
no
statistical
support
monetary
social
present
study.
Thus,
motivational
that
people
seek
when
they
use
Psychology and Marketing,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
41(4), P. 819 - 837
Published: Jan. 18, 2024
Abstract
Marketers
use
augmented
reality
(AR)
to
place
virtual
brand‐related
information
into
a
consumer's
physical
context.
Grounded
in
the
literature
on
AR,
brand
love,
metaphor
theory,
and
closeness
as
interpreted
by
neural
theory
of
language,
authors
theorize
that
branded
AR
content
can
reduce
perceived
physical,
spatial
distance
between
consumer
brand.
This
subsequently
drives
emotional
relationship
form
love.
Two
empirical
studies
validate
this
framework.
Study
1
shows
using
an
app
(vs.
non‐AR)
increases
brand,
which
turn
love
(i.e.,
closeness).
2
replicates
finding
pre‐/post‐use
design.
Here,
high
levels
local
presence
extent
consumers
perceive
actually
being
present
their
environment)
drive
closeness,
leads
We
also
find
AR's
power
generate
when
is
already
familiar
with
discuss
managerial
implications
for
marketing
today
metaverse
future
might
be
prevalent
consumers'
everyday
perceptions
real
world.
International Journal of Information Management,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 102726 - 102726
Published: Nov. 1, 2023
The
virtualization
of
cultural
events
in
the
metaverse
creates
opportunities
to
generate
valuable
and
innovative
experiences
that
replicate
extend
in-person
events;
but
process
faces
associated
challenges.
In
absence
relevant
empirical
studies,
aim
this
article
is
analyze
positive
negative
aspects
user
experience
a
event
held
metaverse.
A
mixed-methods
approach
employed
test
proposed
hypotheses.
results
from
three
focus
groups
demonstrated
difficulty
users
face
focusing
their
attention
on
main
elements
metaverse,
inability
virtual
sphere
convey
authenticity
event.
Based
these
findings,
metaverse-focused
quantitative
study
was
conducted
examine
whether
perceived
gamification
mitigate
effects
failing
pay
experiences.
When
increased
levels,
ability
imagine
real
perceptions
increased,
which
produced
behavioral
intentions.
This
one
first
studies
empirically
tourist
metaverse;
managers
policymakers
can
benefit
hold
events.
Computers in Human Behavior,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
154, P. 108105 - 108105
Published: Dec. 23, 2023
Augmented
reality
(AR)
is
an
emerging
concept
that
impacts
many
disciplines,
such
as
business,
marketing,
tourism,
gaming,
human–computer
interaction,
and
manufacturing.
Surprisingly,
scholarly
practical
discussions
overlook
the
fundamental
primary
factors
distinguish
AR
from
other
concepts,
namely,
it
involves
a
computing
device
integrates
virtual
content
into
consumer's
perception
of
real
world
in
specific
context.
The
current
article
addresses
this
gap
literature
by
proposing
4C
framework
(based
on
4Cs:
consumer,
content,
context,
device;
pronounced:
foresee)
highlights
importance
of,
interplay
among
these
four
factors.
Building
configurational
theory,
calls
for
systematic
identification
additional
AR-relevant
across
4Cs.
Scholars
can
use
to
systematically
identify
research
gaps
variables
interest.
Practitioners
various
disciplines
employ
assess,
communicate,
develop
cases.
Industrial Marketing Management,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
119, P. 193 - 205
Published: May 1, 2024
Augmented
reality
(AR)
and
virtual
(VR)
are
promising
approaches
that
B2B
companies
consider
to
be
part
of
their
customer
experience
management.
However,
this
area
is
largely
unexplored
academically,
resulting
in
a
lack
theory
practical
guidance.
Based
on
existing
AR/
VR
literature,
we
anticipate
these
technologies
can
expand
touchpoints
the
journey,
enhancing
experiences
professionals
involved
purchasing
activities
by
providing
them
with
empowerment
support.
Consequently,
applied
exploratory,
theory-building
research
identify
organize
current
industry
practices
into
coherent
framework
theorize
role
shaping
experiences.
For
example,
marketing
use
cases
include
project
product
visualization,
event-based
engagement,
remote
support,
employee
training,
particularly
employed
early
stages
journey.
We
also
identified
several
benefits
related
branding,
relationships,
transactions,
costs,
sustainability.
The
theoretical
contribution
our
study
extends
understanding
AR
It
provides
insights
for
strategic
deployment
enhance
based
real-world
examples.
Computers in Human Behavior,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
155, P. 108153 - 108153
Published: Feb. 5, 2024
This
paper
examines
the
use
of
Augmented
Reality
Smart
Glasses
(ARSGs)
in
order-picking
tasks
warehouses
and
explores
their
impact
on
workers'
well-being.
While
previous
research
has
primarily
focused
performance
advantages
ARSGs,
this
study
provides
a
new
perspective
by
investigating
human
factor
perceptions
worker
well-being
two
empirical
studies.
The
results
corroborate
findings
that
ARSGs
enhance
efficiency
improving
speed
reducing
error
rates.
Additionally,
reveal
using
directly
increases
compared
to
traditional
support
tools.
However,
contrary
expectations,
ARSG
does
not
generally
lead
higher
job
satisfaction
or
perceived
productivity
enhancements
for
all
workers.
Technology
savviness
is
identified
as
crucial
individual
shapes
these
effects,
with
tech-savvy
workers
benefiting
more
from
use.
Overall,
underscores
importance
tailoring
implementation
specific
needs
characteristics
workforce
highlights
need
further
investigation
into
beneficiaries
technology.