Mixed Reality Entertainment and Art

Cheok, Adrian David; Haller, Michael; Fernando, Owen Noel Newton; Wijesena, Janaka Prasad

doi:10.20870/ijvr.2009.8.2.2729

Cited by 18 publications

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“…V IRTUAL REALITY (VR) is evolving at a quick pace and being adopted successfully in areas such as education [1], [2], [3], training [4], [5], [6] or entertainment [7], [8]. VR can transport its users to a virtual world where they can interact and perceive the experience as real [9].…”

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Impact of Different Sensory Stimuli on Presence in Credible Virtual Environments

Gonçalves

Melo

Vasconcelos-Raposo

et al. 2020

IEEE Trans. Visual. Comput. Graphics

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Multiple factors can affect presence in virtual environments, such as the number of human senses engaged in a given experience or the extent to which the virtual experience is credible. The purpose of the present work is to study how the inclusion of credible multisensory stimuli affects the sense of presence, namely, through the use of wind, passive haptics, vibration, and scent. Our sample consisted of 37 participants (27 men and 10 women) whose ages ranged from 17 to 44 years old and were mostly students. The participants were divided randomly into 3 groups: Control Scenario (visual and auditory -N = 12), Passive Haptic Scenario (visual, auditory, and passive haptic -N = 13) and Multisensory Scenario (visual, auditory, wind, passive haptic, vibration, and scent -N = 12). The results indicated a significant increase in the involvement subscale when all multisensory stimuli were delivered. We found a trend where the use of passive haptics by itself has a positive impact on presence, which should be the subject of further work.

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confidence: 99%

Impact of Different Sensory Stimuli on Presence in Credible Virtual Environments

Gonçalves

Melo

Vasconcelos-Raposo

et al. 2020

IEEE Trans. Visual. Comput. Graphics

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“…A Realidade Virtual (RV) têm vindo a mostrar o seu potencial nas mais diversas áreas, tais como entretenimento [1], [2], educac ¸ão [3]- [5], ou treino [6], [7]. Os custos destes sistemas têm-se tornado cada vez mais baixos, chegando assim a um número maior de utilizadores.…”

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Correlation between Game Experience and Presence in immersive virtual reality games

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Monteiro

et al. 2019

2019 International Conference on Graphics and Interaction (ICGI)

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“…There are also papers describing the concept of MR combined with AR and VR [19]- [21]. In addition, there are multiple MR papers focusing on application domains such as education [22]- [24] and entertainment [25], [26].…”

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Augmented Reality and Mixed Reality Measurement Under Different Environments: A Survey on Head-Mounted Devices

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Bakdash

Marusich

et al. 2022

IEEE Trans. Instrum. Meas.

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Augmented Reality (AR) and Mixed Reality (MR) have been two of the most explosive research topics in the last few years. Head-Mounted Devices (HMDs) are essential intermediums for using AR and MR technology, playing an important role in the research progress in these two areas. Behavioral research with users is one way of evaluating the technical progress and effectiveness of HMDs. In addition, AR and MR technology is dependent upon virtual interactions with the real environment. Thus, conditions in real environments can be a significant factor for AR and MR measurements with users. In this paper, we survey 87 environmental-related HMD papers with measurements from users, spanning over 32 years. We provide a thorough review of AR-and MR-related user experiments with HMDs under different environmental factors. Then, we summarize trends in this literature over time using a new classification method with four environmental factors, the presence or absence of user feedback in behavioral experiments, and ten main categories to subdivide these papers (e.g., domain and method of user assessment). We also categorize characteristics of the behavioral experiments, showing similarities and differences among papers.

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Mixed Reality Entertainment and Art

Cited by 18 publications

References 20 publications

Impact of Different Sensory Stimuli on Presence in Credible Virtual Environments

Impact of Different Sensory Stimuli on Presence in Credible Virtual Environments

Correlation between Game Experience and Presence in immersive virtual reality games

Augmented Reality and Mixed Reality Measurement Under Different Environments: A Survey on Head-Mounted Devices

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