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With developments in computer graphics, hardware technology, perceptionengineering, and human-computer interaction, virtual reality and virtualenvironments are becoming more integrated into our daily lives. Head-mounteddisplays, however, are still not used as frequently as other mobile devicessuch as smart phones and watches. With increased usage of this technology andthe acclimation of humans to virtual application scenarios, it is possible thatin the near future an everyday virtual reality paradigm will be realized. Whenconsidering the marriage of everyday virtual reality and head-mounted displays,eye tracking is an emerging technology that helps to assess human behaviors ina real time and non-intrusive way. Still, multiple aspects need to beresearched before these technologies become widely available in daily life.Firstly, attention and cognition models in everyday scenarios should bethoroughly understood. Secondly, as eyes are related to visual biometrics,privacy preserving methodologies are necessary. Lastly, instead of studies orapplications utilizing limited human participants with relatively homogeneouscharacteristics, protocols and use-cases for making such technology moreaccessible should be essential. In this work, taking the aforementioned pointsinto account, a significant scientific push towards everyday virtual realityhas been completed with three main research contributions.

Towards Everyday Virtual Reality through Eye Tracking