Field studies on public displays can be difficult, expensive, and time-consuming. We
investigate the feasibility of using virtual reality (VR) as a test-bed to evaluate deployments …

Gaze is frequently explored in public display research given its importance for monitoring
and analysing audience attention. However, current gaze-enabled public display interfaces …

A Handbook of Process Tracing Methods demonstrates how to better understand decision
outcomes by studying decision processes, through the introduction of a number of exciting …

While gaze holds a lot of promise for hands-free interaction with public displays, remote eye
trackers with their confined tracking box restrict users to a single stationary position in front of …

We present HeatSpace, a system that records and empirically analyzes user behavior in a
space and automatically suggests positions and sizes for new displays. The system uses …

Modeling visual search not only offers an opportunity to predict the usability of an interface
before actually testing it on real users but also advances scientific understanding about …

Mid-air gestures offer a promising way to interact with large public displays. User
representations are important to attract people to such displays, convey interactivity and …

Users tend to position themselves in front of interactive public displays in such a way as to
best perceive its content. Currently, this sweet spot is implicitly defined by display properties …

While Virtual Reality (VR) systems can present virtual elements such as notifications
anywhere, designing them so they are not missed by or distracting to users is highly …

Head-Mounted Displays (HMDs) are becoming ubiquitous; we are starting to see them
deployed in public for different purposes. Museums, car companies and travel agencies use …