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Searching across realities: Investigating erps and eye-tracking correlates of visual search in mixed reality

Chiossi et al., 2024

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16522149374266430153
Author
Chiossi F
Trautmannsheimer I
Ou C
Gruenefeld U
Mayer S
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IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics

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Mixed Reality allows us to integrate virtual and physical content into users' environments seamlessly. Yet, how this fusion affects perceptual and cognitive resources and our ability to find virtual or physical objects remains uncertain. Displaying virtual and physical information …
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