Can Eye Help You?: Effects of Visualizing Eye Fixations on Remote Collaboration Scenarios for ...
summary
A system maps a remote collaborator’s eye fixations from a display-mounted tracker onto a worker’s workspace using projector and optical see-through HMD output, adding an arc indicator for HMD’s narrow field of view. Three user studies show concrete effects: gaze trails produce faster object identification and enable multiple simultaneous pointing, gaze plus speech disambiguates intent, hands convey manipulation details, and wearable tests show reduced mistakes in nine sessions and marginally faster task completion.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to study
- 1:28Remote collaboration background
- 2:56System design and scenarios
- 6:16Assembling task user study
- 8:30Pointing ability in wearable setup
- 10:14Showcase arrangement study
- 11:59Key findings on eye fixation effects
- 13:27Conclusion and take-home message
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