A common goal of human-subject experiments in virtual reality (VR) research is evaluating
VR hardware and software for use by the general public. A core principle of human-subject …

The VR community has introduced many object selection and manipulation techniques
during the past two decades. Typically, they are empirically studied to establish their benefits …

Object selection and manipulation are the foundation of VR interactions. With the rapid
development of VR technology and the field of virtual object selection and manipulation, the …

Current augmented reality displays still have a very limited field of view compared to the
human vision. In order to localize out-of-view objects, researchers have predominantly …

As virtual reality (VR) is typically designed in terms of visual experience, it poses major
challenges for blind people to understand and interact with the environment. To address …

While user's perception and performance are predominantly examined independently in
virtual reality, the Action-Specific Perception (ASP) theory postulates that the performance of …

During the complex process of motor skill acquisition, novices might focus on different
criteria, such as speed or accuracy, in their training. Previous research on virtual reality (VR) …

Virtual reality technology and immersive virtual environments often support realistic hand
representations via hand-posture-sensing controllers or hand tracking for natural hand …

Head-worn devices with a narrow field of view are common commodity for Augmented
Reality. However, their limited screen space makes view management difficult. Especially in …

Fitts' law and the associated throughput measure characterize user pointing performance in
virtual reality (VR) training systems and simulators well. Yet, pointing performance can be …