User representations are critical to the virtual experience, and involve both the input device
used to support interactions as well as how the user is virtually represented in the scene …

We present an empirical evaluation of immersion and self-avatars as compared to desktop
viewing in Virtual Reality (VR) for learning computer programming and computational …

Theoretical developments on affordances have proliferated, resulting in a lack of conceptual
stability and a potential compromise in scientific validity. However, affordances should not …

Prior research in depth perception and perceptuo-motor calibration have primarily focused
on participants completing experiments in single sessions and therefore do not empirically …

With the popularity of Virtual Reality (VR) on the rise, creators from a variety of fields are
building increasingly complex experiences that allow users to express themselves more …

The distinction between the first-person perspective (1PP) and the third-person perspective
(3PP) has been widely regarded as fundamental and rigid, and many researchers hold that …

Immersive Virtual Environments (IVEs) incorporating tangibles are becoming more
accessible. The success of applications combining 3D printed tangibles and VR often …

The availability of new and improved display, tracking and input devices for Virtual Reality
experiences has facilitated the use of partial and full body self-avatars in interaction with …

Redirected walking techniques use rotational gains to guide users away from physical
obstacles as they walk in a virtual world, effectively creating the illusion of a larger virtual …

Virtual Reality (VR) is well-known for its use in interdisciplinary applications and research.
The visual representation of these applications could vary depending in their purpose and …