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Drawing on a growing body of VR and AR studies of attention, memory, and language, what XR makes newly possible for cognitive neuroscience is outlined and practical and conceptual obstacles that remain are reflected.
Augmented reality (AR) changes how users perceive and attend to their surroundings. Prior work suggests AR can reduce attention to the physical world, but it remains unclear whether this holds in environments dense with both virtual and physical objects, and which factors most affect object recall. This study examines...
It is suggested that behavioral cues could help intelligent systems recognize when users want to reallocate complementary responsibilities during collaboration, in response to evolving task demands and perceptions of the AI's capabilities.
Out-of-view guidance is well established in virtual and augmented reality, but its effectiveness may depend on the visual bandwidth available to the user and under severe visual constraints, guidance performance depended on cue implementation and search stage.
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