Travel in Immersive Virtual Environments: An Evaluation of Viewpoint Motion Control Techniques
Introduction
Goals of this paper
Restrictions
Related Work and Research
Related Work Cntd.
Evaluation Framework
Taxonomy of virtual Travel Techniques
Quality Factors
Quality Factors cntd.
Experiments
Experiments cntd.
Comparing Steering Techniques
Poor Travel Techniques
Fast, accurate techniques
Absolute Motion Experiment
Absolute Motion Trials
Absolute Motion Hypothesis
Absolute Motion Trial Details
Absolute Motion Trial Details cntd.
Absolute Motion results
Absolute Motion Observations
Absolute Motion Conclusions
Relative Motion Experiment
Relative Motion Experiment cntd.
Relative Motion Trials
Relative Motion Trials cntd.
Relative Motion Results
Relative Motion Results cntd.
Relative Motion Observations
Relative Motion Conclusions
Directional Disorientation Due to Velocity and Acceleration
Directional Disorientation Due to Velocity and Acceleration Trials
Velocity and Acceleration Trials cntd.
Velocity and Acceleration trials cntd.
Velocity and Acceleration Results
Velocity and Acceleration Conclusions
Velocity and Acceleration Conclusions cntd.
Final Conclusions and future work
Final Conclusions and future work cntd.
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