Compensatory Presentation of Moving Illusion Snchronized with Eye Movement

Summary

Our system enables control of imagery rotation synchronized with eye movement. Conventional methods have considerable limitations to apply Augmented Reality (AR) or image projection because experiments about moving optical illusions have been conducted in the constraints like fixation of guidance of eyes. However, with our method, the appropriate performance of compensation with this system can significantly decrease the intensity of Rotating Snakes illusion even without eye fixation or guidance. The system has the potential to apply AR display which has a dynamic image compensation system synchronized with eye movements in order to correct perceptual “distortion”.

Fig.1 The Concept of Our System		Fig.2 The Algorithm Flow

Fig.3 Rotating Snakes Illusion		Fig.4 The Whole System

References

　
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• Yuki Kubota, Tomohiko Hayakawa, Masatoshi Ishikawa: Compensation and its evaluation of optical illusion image synchronized with eye movement, IEICE, HIP, Mar. 2019.