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Immersive technologies such as mixed reality (MR) are gradually emerging from laboratory testing to real-world applications. However, the real-world applications of MR technologies raise more complex human-value issues than in laboratory scenarios. The aim of this Ph.D. research is to understand human values in the MR context on different population groups and how to address future challenges. The main contributions of this research are (1) a review of human values in mixed-reality literature, (2) a designed workshop for exploring values in MR, and (3) insights for incorporating human values in MR applications.
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