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Peripheral vision plays a significant role in human perception andorientation. However, its relevance for human-computer interaction, especiallyhead-mounted displays, has not been fully explored yet. In the past, a fewspecialized appliances were developed to display visual cues in the periphery,each designed for a single specific use case only. A multi-purpose headset toexclusively augment peripheral vision did not exist yet. We introduce MoPeDT:Modular Peripheral Display Toolkit, a freely available, flexible,reconfigurable, and extendable headset to conduct peripheral vision research.MoPeDT can be built with a 3D printer and off-the-shelf components. It featuresmultiple spatially configurable near-eye display modules and full 3D trackinginside and outside the lab. With our system, researchers and designers mayeasily develop and prototype novel peripheral vision interaction andvisualization techniques. We demonstrate the versatility of our headset withseveral possible applications for spatial awareness, balance, interaction,feedback, and notifications. We conducted a small study to evaluate theusability of the system. We found that participants were largely not irritatedby the peripheral cues, but the headset's comfort could be further improved. Wealso evaluated our system based on established heuristics for human-computerinteraction toolkits to show how MoPeDT adapts to changing requirements, lowersthe entry barrier for peripheral vision research, and facilitates expressivepower in the combination of modular building blocks.

MoPeDT: A Modular Head-Mounted Display Toolkit to Conduct Peripheral Vision Research