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To what extent can dynamic pneumatic devices triggering head movement replace traditional physical hooking effects?

helpResearch questionGaze and Attention Guidance in Remote Collaboration

To what extent can dynamic pneumatic devices triggering head movement replace traditional physical hooking effects?

UIST '24Mapping Gaze and Head Movement via Salience Modulation and Hanger Reflex

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How can saliency modulation and hanger reflection achieve synchronized mapping between gaze and head movement?

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In gaze-sharing systems, can combining head movement sharing improve transmission in non-central visual regions?

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How can mixed reality (MR) whiteboards balance physicality and reconfigurability in remote collaboration?

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