Human memory has notable limitations (eg, forgetting) which have necessitated a variety of
memory aids (eg, calendars). As we grow closer to mass adoption of everyday Extended …

Extended Reality (AR/VR/MR) technology is becoming increasingly affordable and capable,
becoming ever more interwoven with everyday life. HCI research has focused largely on …

Our bodies play an important part in our remembering practices, for example when we can
remember passwords by typing, even if we cannot verbalise them. An increasing number of …

Extended Reality (XR) technology is changing online interactions, but its granular data
collection sensors may be more invasive to user privacy than web, mobile, and the Internet …

Extended-Reality (XR) devices are packed with sensors that allow tracking of users (eg,
behaviour, actions, eye-gaze) and their surroundings (eg, people, places, objects). As a …

Is our future heading towards enhancing the human experience with computer-mediated
reality? Immersive technology is unique, existing between the world and our senses, letting …

Neurodevelopmental disorders are a group of disorders that affect the development of the
nervous system, leading to abnormal brain function, which may affect emotion, learning …

Experiencing Virtual Reality in domestic and other uncontrolled settings is challenging due
to the presence of physical objects and furniture that are not usually defined in the Virtual …

Abstract Information technologies exist to enable us to either do things we have not done
before or do familiar things more efficiently. Metaverse (ie extended reality: XR) enables …

This report is the result of work within the IEEE Global Initiative on Ethics of Extended Reality
(XR), a multidiscipline group of industry practitioners, ethicists, academics, researchers …