Towards an Affordance of Embodied Locomotion Interfaces in VR: How to Know How to Move?
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PubDate: May 2020
Teams: Simon Fraser University；Human-Computer Interaction University of Trier
Writers: Bernhard E. Riecke; Daniel Zielasko
PDF: Towards an Affordance of Embodied Locomotion Interfaces in VR: How to Know How to Move?
Abstract
When we walk through the physical worlds, our locomotion is naturally accompanied by a compelling and embodied sensation of mobility and self-motion – something that is missing from many gaming, telepresence, and VR applications unless users physically move. Physically moving has long been known to enhance spatial orientation performance when compared to imagined locomotion [8], [16], [18] and controller-based movements in VR [8]
