Focus360: Guiding User Attention in Immersive Videos for VR
Paulo Vitor S. Silva, Lucas L. Neves, Rafael A. Goi\'as, Diogo F.C. Silva, Rafael T. Sousa, Arlindo R. Galv\~ao Filho

TL;DR
Focus360 is a system that uses natural language cues and visual effects to guide user attention in immersive 360-degree VR videos, enhancing engagement without disrupting immersion.
Contribution
The paper presents a novel system that combines natural language understanding and visual effects to effectively guide attention in VR videos.
Findings
Participants experienced improved focus on key scene elements.
The system maintained immersion while directing attention.
Demonstration showcased effective attention guidance in a VR Safari Tour.
Abstract
This demo introduces Focus360, a system designed to enhance user engagement in 360{\deg} VR videos by guiding attention to key elements within the scene. Using natural language descriptions, the system identifies important elements and applies a combination of visual effects to guide attention seamlessly. At the demonstration venue, participants can experience a 360{\deg} Safari Tour, showcasing the system's ability to improve user focus while maintaining an immersive experience.
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