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    • Human-Computer Interaction
    • Virtual Reality User Interfaces
    • Interaction Techniques

    Background:

    • Object selection is a fundamental task in virtual environments, impacting system efficiency and usability.
    • Conventional raycasting and the original IntenSelect technique have limitations in performance and flexibility, especially with complex object configurations.
    • IntenSelect, a scoring-based selection-by-volume method, previously showed advantages over raycasting but required difficult parameterization.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To introduce and evaluate IntenSelect+, an enhanced version of the IntenSelect technique.
    • To address the shortcomings of the original IntenSelect, including parameterization challenges and flexibility limitations.
    • To compare the performance, task load, and user experience of IntenSelect+ against IntenSelect and raycasting in virtual reality.

    Main Methods:

    • An empirical within-subjects user study was conducted with 42 participants.
    • Participants performed object selection tasks using IntenSelect+, IntenSelect, and conventional raycasting.
    • Complex object configurations, inspired by prior research, were utilized to test the techniques.

    Main Results:

    • IntenSelect+ demonstrated significant improvements in selection performance compared to both IntenSelect and raycasting.
    • The study replicated the benefits of IntenSelect over raycasting.
    • IntenSelect+ also led to reduced task load and enhanced user experience compared to IntenSelect.

    Conclusions:

    • IntenSelect+ represents a significant advancement over the original IntenSelect technique.
    • The enhanced method provides faster, more precise, and more comfortable object selection in immersive virtual environments.
    • IntenSelect+ is a promising interaction technique for virtual reality applications.