Context-Aware Online Adaptation of Mixed Reality Interfaces
summary
An optimization system automatically chooses which MR apps appear, whether they are world-anchored or view-anchored, and their level of detail using integer linear programming combined with rule-based decisions; implemented in Unity/SteamVR with the Gurobi solver and eye-tracked cognitive load from Pupil Labs IPA. Prototype solves 12 elements with five detail levels in ~7 ms (estimated 200 apps ≈ 40 ms) and a 12-user dual-task study shows 36% fewer interactions versus manual control.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and motivation
- 1:51Problem and research question
- 3:19System approach and inputs
- 6:30Decision process and optimization
- 9:26Implementation and performance
- 10:31Demo scenarios
- 11:34User study and results
- 13:42Conclusion and open challenges
- 15:08Q&A session
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