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    • Head tracking in VR allows 360-degree rotation but is limited by physical space.
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    Purpose of the Study:

    • To introduce CaliView, a novel technique for consistent perspective adjustment in VR.
    • To ensure users maintain an optimal, forward-facing orientation while ensuring comfort.

    Main Methods:

    • CaliView continuously adjusts rotation gain to minimize the difference between current and optimal body orientation.
    • Experimental comparison of CaliView, snap turning (SnapTurn), and a hybrid approach (Hybrid).

    Main Results:

    • CaliView effectively encourages a forward-facing position.
    • The technique enables implicit reorientation without degrading user experience.
    • CaliView demonstrated compatibility with traditional snap-turning methods.

    Conclusions:

    • CaliView is a versatile and effective reorientation technique for seated VR.
    • It enhances user comfort and immersion by maintaining an optimal perspective.
    • The method's compatibility highlights its potential integration with existing VR interaction paradigms.