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    Virtual reality (VR) development often prioritizes visuals, neglecting embodied action

    Area of Science:

    • Human-computer interaction
    • Virtual reality
    • Perception psychology

    Background:

    • The historical vision for virtual reality (VR) aimed for indistinguishable reality replication.
    • Current VR development predominantly focuses on visual and auditory stimuli, neglecting other senses.
    • This overemphasis on sensory input overlooks the psychological importance of embodied action in perception.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To propose a novel framework for enhancing the sense of presence in virtual reality experiences.
    • To shift focus from purely visual fidelity to action-based perception in VR design.
    • To integrate real-world context with intrinsic VR elements for more immersive experiences.

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    • The study introduces a 4-D framework for VR experience design.

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  • This framework integrates extrinsic elements (user's real-world context) with intrinsic elements (hardware, application, content).
  • The approach is grounded in Gibson's theory of action-based perception.

    • Main Results:

    • The proposed framework aims to create virtual reality experiences that feel more real by enabling user actions.
    • By supporting embodied action, the framework seeks to deepen the user's sense of presence.
    • Blending real-world context with VR elements is key to achieving a higher sense of immersion.

    Conclusions:

    • Virtual reality's potential for true immersion lies in supporting embodied action, not just sensory fidelity.
    • A 4-D framework integrating user context and VR specifics can significantly enhance the sense of presence.
    • Future VR development should prioritize action-based perception to create more compelling virtual environments.