Work-in-Progress—Preliminary Analysis of Spatial Perception in AR application with Eye-Tracking Data
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https://doi.org/10.56198/Keywords:
Spatial perception, AR, eye-trackingAbstract
This preliminary paper aimed to explore spatial perception in AR application with eye-tracking analysis. We used historical events and building to provide a spatial AR experience. Three persons participated in the study, but one failed to collect the eye information properly. They experienced four tasks to explore the space in historical building AR application while eye-tracking information was gathered with Tobii pro glasses 2. We examined the participants’ eye movement with the scan paths. According to the findings, they tend to move their gaze according to the line of buildings when they scan the entire spatial structure. But when they were asked specific building explanations, they focused on the specific spot like roof or crevice areas of a building window, or other avatars.
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