Effects of Head-Tracking Artefacts on Externalization and Localization in Azimuth With Binaural Wearable Devices
Vincent Grimaldi,
Laurent S.R. Simon,
Gilles Courtois
et al.
Abstract:Head tracking combined with head movements have been shown to improve auditory externalization of a virtual sound source and contribute to the performance in localization. With certain technically constrained head-tracking algorithms, as can be found in wearable devices, artefacts can be encountered. Typical artefacts could consist of an estimation mismatch or a tracking latency. The experiments reported in this article aim to evaluate the effect of such artefacts on the spatial perception of a non-individuali… Show more
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