CAESAR: Mixed Reality Search-and-Rescue Platform for Cognitive Attack Evaluation
CAESAR provides a mixed-reality testbed for evaluating cognitive attacks in search-and-rescue training — a niche but emerging threat domain as MR enters safety-critical operations.
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arXiv:2610.27654v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Mixed Reality (MR) enables immersive training by tightly coupling virtual content with the physical environment and supporting embodied interaction. In safety-critical collaborative tasks such as search-and-rescue, however, users rely heavily on virtual elements for perception, coordination, and decision-making, making them vulnerable to cognitive attacks that subtly distort visual feedback, virtual content, or system synchronization. While prio
Editorial Analysis
As mixed-reality headsets enter operational environments in defence and industrial safety, adversarial manipulation of virtual overlays becomes a plausible attack vector.
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