Virtual reality (VR) is rapidly growing, with the potential to change the way we create and
consume content. In VR, users integrate multimodal sensory information they receive to …

Real walking techniques can provide the user with a more natural, highly immersive walking
experience compared to the experience of other locomotion techniques. In contrast to the …

Redirected walking (RDW) is a locomotion technique that guides users on virtual paths,
which might vary from the paths they physically walk in the real world. Thereby, RDW …

Virtual reality (VR) allows users to explore and experience a computer-simulated virtual
environment so that VR users can be immersed in a totally artificial virtual world and interact …

We propose the concept of relative translation gains, a novel Redirected Walking (RDW)
method to create a mutual movable space between the Augmented Reality (AR) host's …

Most virtual reality (VR) experiences are held in limited physical space; therefore, increasing
the physical space's spatial efficiency is an essential task for the VR industry. Redirected …

Redirected jumping (RDJ) is a locomotion technique that allows users to explore a virtual
space that is larger than the available physical space by imperceptibly manipulating users' …

Virtual reality (VR) research has provided overviews of locomotion techniques, how they
work, their strengths and overall user experience. Considerable research has investigated …

Multi-user redirected walking (RDW) is widely used in large-scale virtual scenes because it
allows more users to move synchronously in both virtual and physical environments. To …

In Virtual Reality, having a virtual body opens a wide range of possibilities as the
participant's avatar can appear to be quite different from oneself for the sake of the targeted …