Analyzing user's task-driven interaction in mixed reality
summary
Study uses Microsoft HoloLens running a modified Galaxy Explorer to log gaze, gestures and speech from 31 novices. Participants take the paper GEFT; scores split 20 Field‑Independent vs 11 Field‑Dependent. Task asks users to locate Sagittarius A, Earth and Uranus; easy/moderate searches show no group differences but the difficult target makes Field‑Dependent users significantly slower and view many more objects. Video logs show frustration for Field‑Dependent users and suggest adaptive cues (arrows, speech) to improve performance.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:58Mixed Reality
- 2:08Feel Dependent Panda
- 4:22Study
- 6:29Task
- 7:06Hypothesis
- 8:28Results
- 10:49Questions
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