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This paper describes a design for smart glasses with a peripheral vision display. We show that users are able to perceive information from our device. We explore different animation patterns. The recognition rates for over 8 patterns are over 80 %. We also evaluate if users can recognize the patterns still while watching a video (for 5 patterns a recognition from the user of over 90 %), 7 users with in total over 637 patterns shown. In an first application case, we just focus on notification. Yet as related work shows, user interactions utilizing peripheral vision.
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