Document Type
Article
Publication Date
5-7-2019
City
Dayton
Abstract
A monocular augmented reality device allows the user to see information that is superimposed on the environment. As it does not stimulate both eyes in the same way, it creates a phenomenon known as binocular rivalry. The question therefore arises as to whether monocular information should be displayed to a particular eye and if an ocular dominance test can determine it. This paper contributes to give a better understanding of ocular dominance by comparing nine tests. Our results suggest that ocular dominance can be divided into sighting and sensorial dominance. However, different sensorial dominance tests give different results, suggesting that it is composed of distinct components that are assessed by different tests. There is a need for a comprehensive test that can consider all of these components, in order to identify on which eye monocular information should be directed to when using monocular augmented reality devices.
Repository Citation
Bayle, E.,
Guilbaud, E.,
Hourlier, S.,
Lelandais, S.,
Leroy, L.,
Plantier, J.,
& Neveu, P.
(2019). Which Ocular Dominance Should Be Considered for Monocular Augmented Reality Devices?. 20th International Symposium on Aviation Psychology, 379-384.
https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/isap_2019/64
