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Delaying the onset of aided target recognition highlights allows for a more dispersed allocation of overt attention

2026-07-06

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Visual search is a critical component of many professions such as military operations, baggage screening, and radiology. Aided Target Recognition (AiTR) systems are designed to highlight potential threats across the operator’s visual field in real-time, directing attention and improving accuracy. However, these systems may impact search and, consequently, situational awareness by diverting attentional resources fr...

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938f8c48-6144-5e21-ba15-52a6914420cd
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10.64898/2026.06.30.735590
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