Parallel Eyes: Exploring Human Capability and Behaviors with Paralleled First Person View Sharing
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A smartphone-based head-mounted system streams four live first-person videos between participants and records eye gaze; latency stays under 200 ms and eye tracking runs at ~30 Hz. Workshops with drawing and a tag game show four novices rapidly develop viewing strategies: people complement missing memory traces, use eye-tracked split screens to detect when they appear in another’s view, and even steer their bodies from others’ feeds. Results point to four-person HMD system feasibility and unconscious attention cues plus conscious contextual checks.
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