The dangers of "smartphone use while doing other things" experienced through gaze measurement - A hands-on class by Professor Emeritus Kazuhiro Kozuka of Aichi Institute of Technology.
nac Image Technology
In a column by Nack Image Technology, a hands-on lesson taught by Professor Kazuhiro Kozuka, an emeritus professor at Aichi Institute of Technology, is introduced, focusing on the dangers of "smartphone use while walking" utilizing gaze measurement. When operating a smartphone while walking, a person may feel they are looking around, but in reality, they may not be fully aware of the necessary information. This article introduces efforts to visualize gaze movements and attention direction, which are often difficult to consciously recognize, through gaze measurement technology, and to consider the dangers lurking in "smartphone use while walking." Gaze measurement is an effective technology for understanding human behavior and cognitive characteristics. Its application is expected in various fields such as safety education and ergonomics.
