Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to augmented reality (AR) safety enhancement. In embodiments, an eye-gaze time indicating a period in which a user using an AR application is viewing a screen of a mobile device running the AR application can be determined. The eye-gaze time can then be compared to an eye-gaze threshold. In response to a determination that the eye-gaze time exceeds the eye-gaze threshold, an alert can be issued to the mobile device running the AR application. In embodiments, a set of proximity data can be received. The set of proximity data can be analyzed to determine a number of nearby devices. A determination can be made whether the number of nearby devices exceeds a safety threshold. When a determination is made that the number of nearby devices exceeds the safety threshold, an alert can be issued to a device having a running AR application.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to augmented reality (AR) safety enhancement. In embodiments, an eye-gaze time indicating a period in which a user using an AR application is viewing a screen of a mobile device running the AR application can be determined. The eye-gaze time can then be compared to an eye-gaze threshold. In response to a determination that the eye-gaze time exceeds the eye-gaze threshold, an alert can be issued to the mobile device running the AR application. In embodiments, a set of proximity data can be received. The set of proximity data can be analyzed to determine a number of nearby devices. A determination can be made whether the number of nearby devices exceeds a safety threshold. When a determination is made that the number of nearby devices exceeds the safety threshold, an alert can be issued to a device having a running AR application.

Abstract: A method, system, and computer program product for dynamic device interaction reconfiguration includes detecting an anomaly in a first input gesture. An embodiment includes determining whether the anomalous gesture resolves to a unique event. An embodiment includes reconfiguring, responsive to the anomalous gesture failing to resolve to the unique event, the anomalous gesture to an output gesture by (i) accepting a second input gesture instead of the first input gesture, and (ii) replacing the second input gesture with a standard first gesture as output to a target application. An embodiment includes resolving the output gesture to the unique event. An embodiment includes causing, responsive to the output gesture, the unique event to occur at the target application.