Peripheral vision: a new killer app for smart glasses
summary
A software mobile peripheral vision model places simple colored, moving cues in the near- to mid-periphery of head-mounted displays and maps blue/red/green motion signals to navigation turns (blue = straight, red = right, green = left). Prototype navigation apps use indoor Wi‑Fi fingerprinting and outdoor GPS, deploy to Google Glass and MAD Gaze, and run 5–10 minute trials with 20 participants. Users cut on-screen gaze by about 50% and 90% report navigation feels more practical; color-blindness, strabismus and battery life remain limitations.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to peripheral vision
- 3:18Human eye perception basics
- 5:05Color and motion theories
- 7:35Indoor and outdoor navigation
- 10:42Demo applications and results
- 13:55User study findings
- 14:39Limitations and future work
- 15:21Q&A session
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