| （英） |
When pedestrians want to receive information while walking, mixed reality presentation is a new option, thanks to recent advances in eyeglass-type mixed reality devices. A high-security presentation method is desirable for a high-comprehension mixed reality presentation to be superimposed on the scene in front of the user. In other words, it is desirable to have a presentation method that does not interfere with the understanding of the surrounding situation and allows the user to receive information without having to pay attention to the situation. On the other hand, we have proposed a presentation method called "active pattern" for the task of guiding people. In order to confirm its usefulness, a method to quantitatively verify its acceptability and safety is needed. In this paper, we propose a method for quantitatively verifying comprehension and safety by recording eye tracking during active pattern presentation and analyzing the gaze information of pedestrians. |