Lifelogging in Mixed Reality
Adrian Aiordăchioae, Radu-Daniel Vatavu · 2024
Lifelogging is a growing social phenomenon where personal devices capture records of one’s life for future recalling and reminiscing. At the same time, mixed reality worlds are increasingly available due to advances in head-mounted display technology. However, no exploration has been conducted on lifelogging in such emerging worlds, where the lifelog should indiscriminately capture the experience of both the physical and virtual. In this paper, we introduce the concept of “mixed reality lifelogging” and specify it with the frameworks of the Metaverse Roadmap and broadcasting informational feeds as alternate realities. Second, we present a technical prototype for HoloLens. Third, we report findings from a preliminary experiment involving a lifelog recorded under varying densities of virtual objects anchored in the physical world. We conclude with future work opportunities for mixed reality lifelogging.