Positioning Glass: Investigating Display Positions of Monocular Optical See-Through Head-Mounted Display

Positioning Glass: Investigating Display Positions of Monocular Optical See-Through Head-Mounted Display
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定位玻璃:研究单目光学透视头戴式显示器的显示位置

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2016
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International Symposium of Chinese CHI
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通讯作者:
Shengdong Zhao
Shengdong Zhao
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作者:
Soon Hau Chua;S. Perrault;Denys J. C. Matthies;Shengdong Zhao

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单目OST-HMD上显示器相对于我们的眼睛的物理位置是双任务场景中性能和可用性的重要因素。在一个有27名参与者的现代双重任务情景中,我们调查了9种不同的展示位置。实验参与者在完成一项视觉密集型主要任务的同时,对头盔显示器上显示的三种不同类型的通知做出反应。我们发现,虽然中间和底部中心位置的通知被注意得更快,但顶部和外围位置更舒服、更不显眼,而且更受欢迎。特别是,在我们研究的双任务场景中,中间偏右在性能和可用性之间取得了最好的平衡。我们的调查结果和讨论表明,在与我们的特点不同的双重任务情况下,需要进一步工作和进行更严格的调查。
The physical position of the display on a monocular OST-HMD in relative to our eye is an important factor of the performance and usability in dual-task scenarios. We investigated 9 different display positions in a modern dual-task scenario with 27 participants. The experiment-involved participants responding to 3 different types of notifications displayed on the HMD while performing a visually intensive primary task. We found that although the notifications at the middle and bottom center positions were noticed quicker, the top and the peripheral positions were more comfortable, unobtrusive, and preferred. In particular, middle-right strikes the best balance between performance and usability in the dual-task scenario we studied. Our findings and discussions demonstrated the need for further work and a more rigorous investigation in dual-task scenarios with characteristics dissimilar to ours.