Source type · 2 records
Preprint
ND-0131 · 2026 · Preprint (experimental eye-tracking study)
Better Situational Awareness in AR-HRC? A Comparative Study of Augmented Reality and Mobile Interfaces for Human-Robot Collaboration
Qu, Fronk, Jeong, Manakhov & Gorlatova. arXiv (preprint, not peer reviewed)
AR improved only perception-level awareness of the robot. It gave no gain in comprehension or projection, and no gain in awareness of the surrounding environment at any level. Eye tracking showed that attention freed from the map went to AR graphics rather than to the physical room.
ND-0135 · 2025 · Preprint, not peer reviewed
Rhythmic light stimulation elicits multiple, concurrent neural responses that separably shape human perception
Griffiths, Duecker, Fakche, Dugue, Quinn & Jensen. bioRxiv
Reports that rhythmic light elicits several concurrent neural responses that shape perception separably, rather than a single entrainment response. This complicates the common reading of flicker studies as driving one oscillation.