Abstract: Various multilayer handling techniques for head-mounted display devices may smooth motion of a viewing area that results from head movement, may restrict the viewing area to a defined display boundary, and may variously apply different motion criteria to the content and the viewing area of the head-mounted display devices. This may shift the content and the viewing area of the head-mounted display devices differently, which may in turn cause the content presentation to appear less shaky than if the content were fully head-locked, resulting in a more pleasant and usable viewing experience.

Abstract: Embodiments disclosed herein are directed to devices, systems, and methods for presenting a magnified view in an extended reality environment. Specifically, a magnified view includes a zoom reticle that is presented at a display location of a display. The zoom reticle includes magnified content that includes a magnified portion of a user's field of view. For example, the magnified content may be generated from image data selected from a corresponding portion of a field of view of a camera. The position of the zoom reticle on the display, as well as the portion of the field of view that is magnified, may vary in different circumstances such as described herein.

Abstract: Systems and methods for controlling an electronic device using the gaze of a user. Movement of the gaze of the user to activation regions within a gaze field of view may activate a function of the electronic device. The activation regions may be dynamically modified to prevent accidental triggering of functions associated therewith.

Abstract: Systems and methods for facilitating selection of a target object required by a request from a user from a set of candidate objects include identifying the set of candidate objects in a gaze region corresponding to a gaze of the user and generating a graphical user interface allowing a user to select the target object from the set of candidate objects.

Abstract: Videos are presented in an extended reality environment in a spatially aware manner such that a position of each frame of the video in the extended reality environment is based on one or more of a position, orientation, and field of view of a camera that captured the video.

Abstract: One or more sound components are identified, isolated, and processed such that they are relocated to a different location in a sound field of spatial audio content. The one or more sounds may be voices, and in particular voices of a predetermined user.

Abstract: Images of a physical environment are evaluated to determine candidate presentation locations for extended reality content items in an extended reality environment, each having associated presentation criteria. Extended reality content items satisfying the associated presentation criteria are presented in the extended reality environment at the candidate presentation location.

Abstract: A method includes, while presenting a representation of a physical environment of the device, obtaining contextual data that indicates a characteristic of the physical environment, the device or a user of the device, and obtaining an indication of historical content associated with the device. The method includes determining, based on the characteristic indicated by the contextual data and the historical content, a user interest value that indicates a user interest level in the physical environment. The method includes storing an image captured by an image sensor in response to the user interest value being greater than a threshold interest value.