ModularHMD: A Reconfigurable Mobile Head-Mounted Display Enabling Ad-hoc Peripheral ...
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A reconfigurable HMD prototype uses a stereoscopic mobile display plus iPod touch modules and 3D‑printed mounts to add three removable modules that each contribute to a larger view or switch to video see-through or be physically removed and reused as input. The device has six lenses and sliding holders; study results show extended side views do not significantly boost immersion, ad‑hoc typing via a detached module is significantly faster, and side openings improve eye contact but not full facial expression reading.
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