Virtual environment display system

Fisher, Scott S.; McGreevy, Michael W.; Humphries, Jim; Robinett, Warren

doi:10.1145/319120.319127

Cited by 204 publications

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“…In the present study the tracking environment was presented as a virtual stereoscopic image via a head-mounted, CCD (charge-coupled device) display developed for technology demonstration purposes at the Aerospace Human Factors Division at the Ames Research Center (12). For the tracking experiment the overall sampling and display rate was approximately 30 Hz.…”

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Three-Dimensional Tracking with Misalignment Between Display and Control Axes

Ellis

Tyler

Kim

et al. 1991

SAE Technical Paper Series

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Two experiments were conducted examining . three-dimensional pursuit tracking when operators of teleoperation simulations are faced with misalignment between the display and control frames of reference.Targets on the experimental displays moved irregularly in three dimensions and were tracked by subjects using either two 2-axis joysticks and a panelmounted perspective display or, in a separate experiment, a hand-mounted, 6 degree-of-freedom electromagnetic sensor and a head-mounted, virtual image, stereoscopic display..Analysis of the components of the tracking er-

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Three-Dimensional Tracking with Misalignment Between Display and Control Axes

Ellis

Tyler

Kim

et al. 1991

SAE Technical Paper Series

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“…The concept of window managers for assisting task organization can be traced back to early developments of personal computers, and their incorporation into spatial user interfaces (SUIs) occurred early in the history of virtual reality [64]. With the introduction of see-through head-mounted displays, researchers such as Feiner et al [63] and Billinghurst et al [22] imagined multiple windows being anchored to different objects in the environment or arranged in body-centric configurations.…”

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The personal cockpit

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Finnegan

Irani

2014

Proceedings of the SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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“…More recent technologies include Virtual Reality Technologies (i.e., head-mounted displays [FMHR87]), multi-screen training-(i.e. flight-, drive-) simulators, multi-projector screens like CAVE-like environments [CNSD93], high-resolution Power Walls [HH99], and domelike cinemas like IMAX theaters and planetariums.…”

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