인스타그램 스토리 필터를 사용한 AR 필터: 정신 건강 인식을 촉진하는 새로운 시도 = AR Filter Using Instagram Storyfilter: A New Frontier for Spread Mental Health Awareness

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

This thesis mainly aims to study the target tracker in Instagram's feature’s possibilities to carry out augmented reality (AR) effects together to replace simple AR mobile apps.. Augmented reality (AR) has continuously evolved, and these days almost everyone has a smartphone to try out the effects of AR, but downloading another new app just to try a one-time effect might be a hassle for the user. Therefore, this study mainly aims to study any other replacement for AR mobile apps to make users feel and experience AR technology easily. Together with this study, spread mental health awareness (PSA). this study tries to make people aware of this situation and might open their eyes to it by showing them the artwork that the artist created. It's not that the public service announcement (PSA) that is already out there is not effective; just drawing and artwork might have a different impact on the audience. Plus, with the AR technology, the audience might be more aware after viewing the artwork. In this study, the effect on the artwork will be shown through an animation that relates to the artwork's story. It will also help the audience easily understand the artwork.

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