The impact of enhanced projector display on the responses of people to a violent scenario in immersive virtual reality
Authors: Rovira, A., Swapp, D., Southern, R., Zhang, J.J. and Slater, M.
Journal: Proceedings - IEEE Virtual Reality
Pages: 15-18
DOI: 10.1109/VR.2013.6549350
Abstract:This paper describes the impact of display resolution and luminance on the responses of participants in a behavioral study that used a projection-based Immersive Virtual Reality System. The scenario was a virtual bar where participants witnessed a violent attack of one person on another due to an argument about support for a soccer club. The major response variable was the number of interventions made by participants. The study was between-groups with 10 participants in two groups pre-upgrade and post-upgrade, both in the same 4-screen Cave-like system. However, the post-upgrade group experienced the scenario with projectors that had a significantly higher level of resolution and luminance than those experienced by the pre-upgrade group. The results show that, other things being equal, the number of both verbal and physical interventions was greater amongst those in the post-upgrade group compared to the pre-upgrade group. © 2013 IEEE.
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The Impact of Enhanced Projector Display on the Responses of People to a Violent Scenario in Immersive Virtual Reality
Authors: Rovira, A., Swapp, D., Southern, R., Zhang, J.J. and Slater, M.
Journal: 2013 IEEE VIRTUAL REALITY CONFERENCE (VR)
Pages: 15-18
ISSN: 1087-8270
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The impact of enhanced projector display on the responses of people to a violent scenario in immersive virtual reality
Authors: Rovira, A., Swapp, D., Southern, R., Zhang, J.J. and Slater, M.
Journal: IEEE Virtual Reality
Publisher: IEEE
ISSN: 1087-8270
DOI: 10.1109/VR.2013.6549350
Abstract:This paper describes the impact of display resolution and luminance on the responses of participants in a behavioral study that used a projection-based Immersive Virtual Reality System. The scenario was a virtual bar where participants witnessed a violent attack of one person on another due to an argument about support for a soccer club. The major response variable was the number of interventions made by participants. The study was between-groups with 10 participants in two groups pre-upgrade and post-upgrade, both in the same 4-screen Cave-like system. However, the post-upgrade group experienced the scenario with projectors that had a significantly higher level of resolution and luminance than those experienced by the pre-upgrade group. The results show that, other things being equal, the number of both verbal and physical interventions was greater amongst those in the post-upgrade group compared to the pre-upgrade group.
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