Conference Companion on Human Factors in Computing Systems: Effects of field of view on
task performance with head-mounted displ Page 1 APRIL 13-18, 1996 CH196 Effects of Field of …

The perceived quality of computer graphics imagery depends on the accuracy of the
rendered frames, as well as the capabilities of the human visual system. Fully detailed, high …

Transferring skills and expertise to remote places, without being present, is a new challenge
for our digitally interconnected society. People can experience and perform actions in distant …

There are two major influences on human visual attention: bottom-up and top-down
processing. Bottom-up processing is the automatic direction of gaze to lively or colourful …

Central and peripheral vision during visual tasks have been extensively studied on two-
dimensional screens, highlighting their perceptual and functional disparities. This study has …

We introduce and present preliminary results for a hybrid display system combining head-
mounted and projector-based displays. Our work is motivated by a surgical training …

This experiment seeks to examine the relationship between three advanced technology
features (presentation of target cueing—and the reliability of that data, image reality, and …

In a virtual environment (VE), efficient techniques are often needed to economize on
rendering computation without compromising the information transmitted. The reported …

The perception of a virtual environment depends on the user and the task the user is
currently performing in that environment. Models of the human visual system can thus be …

The advent of affordable display technology and seamless integration of real-world scenes
with computer graphics fuels our continuing ability to create and display stunning realistic …