Cross-objects user interfaces for video interaction in virtual reality museum context

Sun, Lingyun; Zhou, Yinsheng; Hansen, Preben; Wang, Geng; Li, Xiangdong

doi:10.1007/s11042-018-6091-5

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“…Among them, the big shirt is a big cardigan with a standup collar and a right hem, and the front and rear pieces are set with waist darts to form a fit structure. 4 The right shoulder, big placket, back shoulder, left front lower side, cuffs, etc. are stitched with printed fabrics, and the stitching, neckline, and hem are provided with molding decorative seams; the closure of the placket is provided with black Chinese-style disk buttons.…”

Section: Mazu Clothing Style Structure Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

Preserving cultural heritage through virtual simulation design of traditional clothing styles: a study of Mazu clothing

Zhu¹,

Yu²

2023

JTEFT

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This study focuses on the virtual simulation design of Mazu clothing, a traditional Chinese style of clothing, using a combination of general design software, clothing CAD software, and clothing 3D design software. The study begins with an introduction to the development and shape of Mazu clothing and analyzes the design elements such as style, structure, color, and material of the clothing. Typical styles of Mazu clothing are then selected, and graphic designs for these styles are created using Corel Draw. The study then moves on to the virtual simulation design process, where the size and specifications of Mazu clothing are set based on the 160/84A standard female body data. Richpeace clothing CAD software is used to draw the pattern of Mazu clothing, completing the pattern design process. Finally, the plate file is imported into CLO 3D software to complete the 3D virtual stitching and simulation design of Mazu clothing. The study finds that the standard error and error probability after design were both below 5%, demonstrating the accuracy of the virtual simulation design method. The research plan presented in this study provides a fast and efficient way to achieve three-dimensional virtual simulation of Mazu clothing, which lays a foundation for the digital design and application of Mazu clothing. Overall, this study provides valuable insights and practical guidance for those interested in virtual simulation design for traditional clothing styles.

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Section: Mazu Clothing Style Structure Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

Preserving cultural heritage through virtual simulation design of traditional clothing styles: a study of Mazu clothing

Zhu¹,

Yu²

2023

JTEFT

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“…At the same time, we recorded the real-time eye movements of the user and the exhibits viewed. For details about the virtual museum, we suggest that interested readers refer to Sun et al (2018).…”

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EDVAM: a 3D eye-tracking dataset for visual attention modeling in a virtual museum

Zhou

Feng

Shuai

et al. 2022

Front Inform Technol Electron Eng

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Predicting visual attention facilitates an adaptive virtual museum environment and provides a contextaware and interactive user experience. Explorations toward development of a visual attention mechanism using eye-tracking data have so far been limited to 2D cases, and researchers are yet to approach this topic in a 3D virtual environment and from a spatiotemporal perspective. We present the first 3D Eye-tracking Dataset for Visual Attention modeling in a virtual Museum, known as the EDVAM. In addition, a deep learning model is devised and tested with the EDVAM to predict a user's subsequent visual attention from previous eye movements. This work provides a reference for visual attention modeling and context-aware interaction in the context of virtual museums.

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“…-Cross-Object User Interfaces (COUI) -Cross-objects user interfaces is a literally new term that describes user interfaces spatially distributed across object surfaces in the physical world and the virtual reality in a similar way. In contrast to tangible user interfaces, COUIs are inhabited in physical or virtual objects in flexible ways and are compatible with multiple and different interaction methods (Sun et al 2018;Li et al 2017).…”

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Cybercities: Mediated Public Open Spaces - A Matter of Interaction and Interfaces

Zedlacher¹,

Khromova

Malinverni

et al. 2019

CyberParks – The Interface Between People, Places and Technology

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In the near past, sources of information about public open spaces were: people, the place itself and historical archives. Accordingly, the information could be obtained by interviewing the visitors, by reading some poorly equipped signs on monuments or by research in libraries. Today, a new source appeared: The place itself covers its own information by the mean of the growing of the ICT (Information Communication Technologies). In addition, the information can be personalised in a way each people can access it individually. Ten years ago, a left-over newspaper on a park bench was a compact piece of information. Today, the newspaper resides on a smartphone in our pockets. In the future, the park bench will still be there, but dramatically changed to an IoT (Internet of things) object, bringing information to the people. Therefore, there is the need to rethink the park bench as an interface. A simple, fundamental point is: the quality of the interface rules the quality of the information. With a special focus on the latter, this chapter discusses how the classical model of the city is enhanced with the senseable city concept and how digital information influences, adopts, transforms and re-configures different objects in urban areas.

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Cross-objects user interfaces for video interaction in virtual reality museum context

Cited by 16 publications

References 40 publications

Preserving cultural heritage through virtual simulation design of traditional clothing styles: a study of Mazu clothing

Preserving cultural heritage through virtual simulation design of traditional clothing styles: a study of Mazu clothing

EDVAM: a 3D eye-tracking dataset for visual attention modeling in a virtual museum

Cybercities: Mediated Public Open Spaces - A Matter of Interaction and Interfaces

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