Analytics for Military Training in Virtual Reality Environments

Pérez-Ramírez, Miguel; Zayas-Pérez, Benjamín; Hernández-Aguilar, José Alberto; Ontiveros-Hernández, Norma J.

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“…Consider, for example, the difference between selecting an icon on a desktop using a mouse to indirectly control a cursor, versus directly picking up an object representing an icon in a VR system using one"s hands. With VR applications in gaming, entertainment, simulation, therapy, training, and more [10,20,23], users need to be able to convey information in written form as efficiently and quickly as possible. While a user is immersed in a virtual environment, it is desirable to reduce the amount of distraction or breaks in the momentum of a particular experience by having to enter some text with an inefficient tool.…”

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Text Entry in Virtual Reality; Implementation of FLIK method and Text Entry Testbed

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We present new testing software for text entry techniques. Text entry is the act of entering text via some interaction technique into a machine or monitor, common text entry techniques are the typical QWERTY keyboard, smartphone touch virtual keyboards, speech to text techniques, and others. The purpose of this text entry test-bed software is to provide a flexible and reusable experiment tool for text entry studies, in such a way to include studies from a variety of sources, more specifically to this thesis, from Virtual Reality text entry experiments. On top of the proposed text entry test-bed, we conduct two studies comparing different text entry techniques in virtual reality as a way of validating the text entry test-bed, as well as contributing the results of these studies to the pool of research related to text entry in virtual reality.

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Text Entry in Virtual Reality; Implementation of FLIK method and Text Entry Testbed

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Analytics for Military Training in Virtual Reality Environments

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