What Are We Missing?
Hidde van der Meulen, Andrew L. Kun, Orit Shaer · 2017
The Microsoft HoloLens keeps track of its location and rotation relative to the environment but lacks the ability to capture eye gaze data. We assess a novel method to extend the HoloLens with a head mounted eye-tracker. Using a combination of eye gaze data and head rotation we compared gaze behavior between real and virtual objects. Results indicate that eye-tracking plays an important role in accurately determining a user's gaze for real objects in contrast to virtual objects.