A systematic review of wearable biosensor usage in immersive virtual reality experiences
Henar Guillen-Sanz,
David Checa,
Ines Miguel-Alonso
et al.
Abstract:Wearable biosensors are increasingly incorporated in immersive Virtual Reality (iVR) applications. A trend that is attributed to the availability of better quality, less costly, and easier-to-use devices. However, consensus is yet to emerge over the most optimal combinations. In this review, the aim is to clarify the best examples of biosensor usage in combination with iVR applications. The high number of papers in the review (560) were classified into the following seven fields of application: psychology, med… Show more
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