A Large Curved Display System in Virtual Reality for Immersive Data Interaction

Exploring Users' Pointing Performance on Virtual and Physical Large Curved Displays

“…Consequently, there is a lack of research that has investigated curve display-specific features, such as display curvature and off-centered interaction position [40,62,69]. Virtual displays inside VR has the potential to substitute physical displays in a variety of scenarios (e.g., for visual analytic tasks [10,69]). Yet, prior work on HMDs primarily focused on pointing in 3D spaces with targets on flat planes, overlooking virtual displays and targets on curved surfaces.…”

Exploring Users Pointing Performance on Large Displays with Different Curvatures in Virtual Reality

“…Indeed, varying physical properties of large curved displays involves several practical difficulties (e.g., cost, equipment) [12,67]. The fact that 2D content can be displayed in virtual environments (e.g., for visual analytic tasks [9,67]) opens new opportunities. Yet, previous work with HMD focused on 3D selection task [6,26,58], not with virtual displays -flat or curved.…”

“…However, such displays require large space and advanced hardware and are hence scarcely used by general audiences [12,67]. With the recent advancement of Head Mounted Displays (HMDs), large displays in Virtual Reality (VR) are becoming a potential alternative for visualizing high-resolution data [9,67]. Although extensive research has been carried out on large physical displays, very little is known about users' performance (e.g., pointing speed and accuracy) on large virtual displays with various properties such as display curvatures.…”

Design of a virtual data shelf to effectively explore a large database of 3D medical surface models in VR

“…Cao et al [7] propose to display a 2D dataset on a curved display where the single items are both arranged in a circular layout and curved by themselves. This work solely used 2D information.…”