Group Gaze-Sharing with Projection Displays
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| author | Koch, Maurice Rau, Tobias Mikheev, Vladimir Öney, Seyda Becher, Michael Wang, Xiangyu Pathmanathan, Nelusa Gralka, Patrick Weiskopf, Daniel Kurzhals, Kuno |
| author_facet | Koch, Maurice Rau, Tobias Mikheev, Vladimir Öney, Seyda Becher, Michael Wang, Xiangyu Pathmanathan, Nelusa Gralka, Patrick Weiskopf, Daniel Kurzhals, Kuno |
| contents | The eyes play an important role in human collaboration. Mutual and shared gaze help communicate visual attention to each other or to a specific object of interest. Shared gaze was typically investigated for pair collaborations in remote settings and with people in virtual and augmented reality. With our work, we expand this line of research by a new technique to communicate gaze between groups in tabletop workshop scenarios. To achieve this communication, we use an approach based on projection mapping to unify gaze data from multiple participants into a common visualization space on a tabletop. We showcase our approach with a collaborative puzzle-solving task that displays shared visual attention on individual pieces and provides hints to solve the problem at hand. |
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| spellingShingle | Group Gaze-Sharing with Projection Displays Koch, Maurice Rau, Tobias Mikheev, Vladimir Öney, Seyda Becher, Michael Wang, Xiangyu Pathmanathan, Nelusa Gralka, Patrick Weiskopf, Daniel Kurzhals, Kuno Human-Computer Interaction The eyes play an important role in human collaboration. Mutual and shared gaze help communicate visual attention to each other or to a specific object of interest. Shared gaze was typically investigated for pair collaborations in remote settings and with people in virtual and augmented reality. With our work, we expand this line of research by a new technique to communicate gaze between groups in tabletop workshop scenarios. To achieve this communication, we use an approach based on projection mapping to unify gaze data from multiple participants into a common visualization space on a tabletop. We showcase our approach with a collaborative puzzle-solving task that displays shared visual attention on individual pieces and provides hints to solve the problem at hand. |
| title | Group Gaze-Sharing with Projection Displays |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.01413 |