Description: Human-environment interaction in the context of augmented reality (AR) refers to the study and design of how users interact with digital elements overlaid in their physical environment. This concept is fundamental for creating immersive and effective experiences, as it seeks to understand the needs, behaviors, and perceptions of users when interacting with technology. AR combines the real world with virtual elements, allowing users to see and manipulate digital information in real-time, enriching their experience and understanding of the environment. The main characteristics of this interaction include responsiveness, intuitiveness, and personalization, enabling AR applications to adapt to different contexts and users. The relevance of human-environment interaction lies in its potential to transform various fields, from education and entertainment to medicine and urban design, by facilitating a deeper connection between users and their surroundings. As technology advances, the way humans interact with their environment through AR becomes increasingly sophisticated, offering new opportunities for innovation and improving quality of life.
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