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Investigating noticeable hand redirection in virtual reality using physiological and interaction data

Feick et al., 2023

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9719857614773104782
Author
Feick M
Regitz K
Tang A
Jungbluth T
Rekrut M
Krüger A
Publication year
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2023 IEEE Conference Virtual Reality and 3D User Interfaces (VR)

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Hand redirection is effective so long as the introduced offsets are not noticeably disruptive to users. In this work we investigate the use of physiological and interaction data to detect movement discrepancies between a user's real and virtual hand, pushing towards a novel …
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