Velocity- and Error-Aware Switching of Motion Prediction Models for Cloud Virtual Reality
Airlangga Adi Hermawan,
Yakub Fahim Luckyarno,
Isfan Fauzi
et al.
Abstract:Offloading virtual reality (VR) computations to a cloud computing entity can enable support for VR services on low-end user devices but may result in increased latency, which will lead to mismatch between the user's viewport and the received VR image, thus inducing motion sickness. Predicting future motion and rendering future images accordingly is a promising solution to the latency problem. In this paper, we develop velocity-and error-aware model switching schemes applicable to a wide range of existing motio… Show more
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