in another life, I worked as a 3D designer/modeler for Link simulation - we developed our own Area Of Interest AOI system - this would track your retina and aim a projector in a dome display to concentrate the high resolution Inset imagery to approximate your foveal vision.
how people see : eyetracker & architecture
Hello everyone,
I'm a researcher at a univ., and got interested in using eyetracker device in architecture research.
While doing some literature review, I've found that there are so few out there that combines these two.
Then I've decided to collect some proofs to begin with...
Can anybody point me to any article/paper/notes/sketches that shows that architects assume they control viewer's gaze pattern?
Thank you!
in another life, I worked as a 3D designer/modeler for Link simulation - we developed our own Area Of Interest AOI system - this would track your retina and aim a projector in a dome display to concentrate the high resolution Inset imagery to approximate your foveal vision.
http://books.google.com/books/about/Progress_Report_on_an_Eye_Slaved_Area_of.html?id=b2hBOAAACAAJ
http://books.google.com/books/about/The_Link_Miles_Harrier_Simulator_by_Sing.html?id=jEt8HAAACAAJ
I believe the University of Utah in conjunction with Evans + Sutherland did some work in this area too.
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