Information Processing and Telecommunications Center, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, [email protected] Wearable (headset-enabled) Augmented Reality has great potential to facilitate understanding and interaction with digital data-driven scenes. In this article, a design concept for a monitoring service addressing the needs of a specific data-intensive use case, building occupancy monitoring, is presented. From specific system requirements, a set of guidelines grounded on previous literature are identified. On these, the resulting layout and implementation is presented, to substantiate the final wearable-AR service. The guidelines presented enable to identify and organize visualization and interactive components, such as the map and the spherical notifications along with the notification stack.
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