2016
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-41983-1_1
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Virtual Reality Technology Applied in the Building Design Process: Considerations on Human Factors and Cognitive Processes

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“…Researchers define the ability to acquire knowledge that involves rich information through reasoning and perception. Human cognition involves gathering information and developing experiences from their interactions with the environment, as shown in Figure 1 [49]. Every human perceives, processes, and creates a mental portrayal of their particular reality.…”
Section: Virtual Reality In the Design And Constructionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Researchers define the ability to acquire knowledge that involves rich information through reasoning and perception. Human cognition involves gathering information and developing experiences from their interactions with the environment, as shown in Figure 1 [49]. Every human perceives, processes, and creates a mental portrayal of their particular reality.…”
Section: Virtual Reality In the Design And Constructionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Within Human Factors, virtual reality is currently being used in a variety of applications; particularly in the building design process. According to Paes and Irizarry (2016), virtual reality is one of three main components in the building design process. Virtual reality brings together knowledge of representation through presence while Hhuman Ffactors brings data gathering, data analysis, and cognition foci on information processing and synthesis (figure 2).…”
Section: Applications Of Virtual Reality In Human Factors Related Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this way, internet not only constitutes a communication tool, but also offers search processing and transmission of information, offering a complex global space for social and educational action. Paes & Irizarry (2016) declare that human factors, cognitive aspects related to the use of technological tools, and virtual reality systems, contribute to improve the learning of creative thinking and decision making in design. The authors claim that models based on virtual environments built in virtual reality can support the communication of information and learning, as well as highlight relevant aspects of the context one attempts to represent, preserving or communicating an idea in particular.…”
Section: Design Communication and Information Visualizationmentioning
confidence: 99%