Psychophysiology, eye-tracking and VR: exemplary study design

Sterna, Radosław; Cybulski, Artur; Igras-Cybulska, Magdalena; Pilarczyk, Joanna; Siry, Agnieszka; Kuniecki, Michał

doi:10.1109/vrw52623.2021.00202

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“…While there is there is a lack of studies using these measures to explore realism of virtual stimuli [GCM*22], some studies used them to investigate the response to VHs. For example, Sterna et al [SCIC*23] used heart rate and skin conductance response to explore realism of behavior (different amounts and type of movement) and interactability (talking or silent) of virtual agents. The authors found that a high behavioral realism led to an increase in the skin conductance response but not heart rate, while the level of interactability did not influence the physiological measures.…”

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A Survey on Realistic Virtual Human Animations: Definitions, Features and Evaluations

Rekik,

Wuhrer,

Hoyet

et al. 2024

Computer Graphics Forum

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Generating realistic animated virtual humans is a problem that has been extensively studied with many applications in different types of virtual environments. However, the creation process of such realistic animations is challenging, especially because of the number and variety of influencing factors, that should then be identified and evaluated. In this paper, we attempt to provide a clearer understanding of how the multiple factors that have been studied in the literature impact the level of realism of animated virtual humans, by providing a survey of studies assessing their realism. This includes a review of features that have been manipulated to increase the realism of virtual humans, as well as evaluation approaches that have been developed. As the challenges of evaluating animated virtual humans in a way that agrees with human perception are still active research problems, this survey further identifies important open problems and directions for future research.

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Section: Evaluation Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Survey on Realistic Virtual Human Animations: Definitions, Features and Evaluations

Rekik,

Wuhrer,

Hoyet

et al. 2024

Computer Graphics Forum

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“…The criteria that we adapt for selecting a suitable indicator are signal purity, ability to read and interpret the signal in real-life, resistance to user movement and ease of presenting the signal to the user in an interpretive/readable way. In the process of designing the best setup for glossoVR, we have started from the setup described in [37], which used biosignals plux sensors and Pupil labs eye-tracker, and currently, we are benchmarking wearable sensors as well as built-in sensors in selected VR headsets, e.g. HP Reverb Omnicept.…”

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Towards Multimodal VR Trainer of Voice Emission and Public Speaking -Work-in-Progress

loras-Cvbulska¹,

Hekiert

Cybulski³

et al. 2023

2023 IEEE Conference on Virtual Reality and 3D User Interfaces Abstracts and Workshops (VRW)

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Eye-tracking on virtual reality: a survey

Moreno-Arjonilla,

López-Ruiz,

Jiménez-Pérez

et al. 2024

Virtual Reality

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Virtual reality (VR) has evolved substantially beyond its initial remit of gaming and entertainment, catalyzed by advancements such as improved screen resolutions and more accessible devices. Among various interaction techniques introduced to VR, eye-tracking stands out as a pivotal development. It not only augments immersion but offers a nuanced insight into user behavior and attention. This precision in capturing gaze direction has made eye-tracking instrumental for applications far beyond mere interaction, influencing areas like medical diagnostics, neuroscientific research, educational interventions, and architectural design, to name a few. Though eye-tracking’s integration into VR has been acknowledged in prior reviews, its true depth, spanning the intricacies of its deployment to its broader ramifications across diverse sectors, has been sparsely explored. This survey undertakes that endeavor, offering a comprehensive overview of eye-tracking’s state of the art within the VR landscape. We delve into its technological nuances, its pivotal role in modern VR applications, and its transformative impact on domains ranging from medicine and neuroscience to marketing and education. Through this exploration, we aim to present a cohesive understanding of the current capabilities, challenges, and future potential of eye-tracking in VR, underscoring its significance and the novelty of our contribution.

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Psychophysiology, eye-tracking and VR: exemplary study design

Cited by 6 publications

References 7 publications

A Survey on Realistic Virtual Human Animations: Definitions, Features and Evaluations

A Survey on Realistic Virtual Human Animations: Definitions, Features and Evaluations

Towards Multimodal VR Trainer of Voice Emission and Public Speaking -Work-in-Progress

Eye-tracking on virtual reality: a survey

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