Mixing realities: reflections on presence and embodiment in intermedial performance design of<i>Blue Hour VR</i>

Cegys, Paul; Weijdom, Joris

doi:10.1080/23322551.2020.1785710

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“…By purposefully including the physical body and space while using VR, a mix of physical and virtual spaces, objects, and participants become part of what this paper considers a Mixed Reality (MR) environment. In line with earlier artistic research on PMRE design [7], such an environment can facilitate embodied design strategies that holistically incorporate the sensory apparatus while cognitively reflecting on its embodied interactions. This enables, firstly, the generation of new ideas through embodied exploration and experimentation.…”

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“…Which in context of a CMRE, as Dow et al point out, also means that the design tools for the wizard interface should preferably be integrated directly into the design environment [15]. More recent developments and discourse offer helpful insights into applying these techniques in prototyping and presenting MR experiences [7,20]. For example, Lee combines bodystorming and WoZ techniques in MR environments through a method called Embodied Design Improvisation to "reveal and evaluate appropriate interactions for designers" [29:8].…”

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Performative prototyping in collaborative mixed reality environments: an embodied design method for ideation and development in virtual reality.

Weijdom

2022

Sixteenth International Conference on Tangible, Embedded, and Embodied Interaction

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Collaborative Mixed Reality Environments (CMREs) enable designing Performative Mixed Reality Experiences (PMREs) to engage participants' physical bodies, mixed reality environments, and technologies utilized. However, the physical body is rarely purposefully incorporated throughout such design processes, leaving designers seated behind their desks, relying on their previous know-how and assumptions. In contrast, embodied design techniques from HCI and performing arts afford direct corporeal feedback to verify and adapt experiential aesthetics within the design process. This paper proposes a performative prototyping method, which combines bodystorming methods with Wizard of Oz techniques with a puppeteering approach, using inside-out somaesthetic-and outside-in dramaturgical perspectives. In addition, it suggests an interdisciplinary vocabulary to share and evaluate PMRE experiences during and after its design collaboration. This method is exemplified and investigated by comparing two case studies of PMRE design projects in higher-art education using the existing Social VR platform NEOS VR adapted as a CMRE. CCS CONCEPTS• Human-centered computing → Human computer interaction (HCI); Interaction paradigms; Mixed / augmented reality; Interaction design; Interaction design theory, concepts and paradigms; Collaborative and social computing; Collaborative and social computing design and evaluation methods; Ethnographic studies.

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Performative prototyping in collaborative mixed reality environments: an embodied design method for ideation and development in virtual reality.

Weijdom

2022

Sixteenth International Conference on Tangible, Embedded, and Embodied Interaction

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“…For example, the trees in the scene outside the exhibition hall can write the shadow information of the scene to the corresponding file through lightmap (lightmap technology) in Unity, which can be called in real-time during the running of the scene, saving a lot of system resources. The main light source of the exhibition hall scene of this system is Directional Light [33] . First, check whether there is a suitable UVs for positioning the lightmap on the model to be baked.…”

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A Cloud Exhibition Hall System of Extended Reality Using Apriori Algorithm

2024

AJCIS

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Traditional exhibition halls have many disadvantages, and the exhibition effect is not ideal. For example, large equipment cannot be transported and displayed due to the limitation of display space and cost, and it is difficult to convey the use scenario and experience of products to customers; Offline exhibition booths are limited, so more products cannot be displayed, and high-end products are not convenient to enter the site; For the raw materials, functions, structures, and specifications of products, there is a lack of real application cases to show the products; The cost of field investigation is high. If the process, production line, and production capacity cannot be investigated in depth, the customer cannot be trusted. Given Because of the numerous pain points in traditional exhibition halls, this paper proposes an XR display method based on the Apriori algorithm. Through this method, a cloud exhibition hall system is designed and implemented, which can effectively solve the problems of limited space in traditional exhibition halls, single exhibition means, inability to display the details of exhibits, inability to effectively collect customer opinions, and inability to mine and analyze customer data. The experiment shows that the system can feel the pain points of traditional exhibition halls, improve the exhibition effect of exhibition halls, and better promote the promotion of products.

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Putting virtual theatre models to work: ‘virtual praxis’ for performance research in theatre history

Bollen

Holledge

Tompkins

2021

Theatre and Performance Design

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Mixing realities: reflections on presence and embodiment in intermedial performance design ofBlue Hour VR

Cited by 5 publications

References 16 publications

Performative prototyping in collaborative mixed reality environments: an embodied design method for ideation and development in virtual reality.

Performative prototyping in collaborative mixed reality environments: an embodied design method for ideation and development in virtual reality.

A Cloud Exhibition Hall System of Extended Reality Using Apriori Algorithm

Putting virtual theatre models to work: ‘virtual praxis’ for performance research in theatre history

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