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EyeSee: beyond reality with Microsoft HoloLens

Head-mounted Augmented Reality (AR) devices allow overlaying digital information on the real world, where objects may be out of view. Visualizing these out-of-view objects is useful under certain scenarios. To address this, we developed EyeSee360[1] in our previous work. However, our implementation of EyeSee360 was limited to video-see-through devices. These devices suffer from a delayed looped camera image and are decreasing the human field-of-view. In this demo, we present our EyeSee360 transferred to optical-see-through Augmented Reality to overcome these limitations.