Abstract
We used novel perceptual and oculomotor measures to understand the negative impacts of low (phantom array) and high (motion blur) duty cycles with a high‐speed, AR‐like HMD. We quantified this tradeoff and found that eye movements were adversely impacted by low duty cycles, even when no artifact was reported.
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