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在增强现实中,使用最小的触觉反来灌输体重的感知

Alexandra Watkins¹, Ritam Ghosh², Akshith Ullal²

¹Mechanical Engineering, Vanderbilt University, 2400 Highland Ave, Nashville, 37212, TN, USA. alexandra.watkins@vanderbilt.edu.

Scientific reports

|October 22, 2024

概括

研究人员探索了混合/增强现实 (MR/AR) 中体重感知的最小触觉反. 一个补偿方案在混合环境中提高了虚拟重量准确性,提高了MR/AR系统的用户体验和现实性.

科学领域:

人与计算机的交互
虚拟现实虚拟现实虚拟现实
触觉学是指触觉学是指触觉学.

背景情况:

人类使用视觉和感官运动线索来感知重力.
准确的引力提示呈现在混合/增强现实 (MR/AR) 中具有挑战性.
现实的重量感知增强了MR/AR中的虚拟元素实施例.

研究的目的:

探索MR/AR中体重感知的最小触觉反.
为了简化对重要的引力线索的染,以获得沉浸式体验.
在混合的真实虚拟环境中应对体重歧视的挑战.

主要方法:

开发了一种基于手腕的触觉反的桌面设备.
在隐式权重反任务中评估用户体验.
实施了混合环境中虚拟权重的补偿计划.

主要成果:

在隐式权重反任务中改进用户体验.
在混合真实虚拟环境中观察到重量歧视的精度下降.
补偿计划实现了与纯粹虚拟环境相比的性能.

结论:

在MR/AR应用中,最小的触觉反是可行的.
整合重量感知对于MR/AR中增加现实性至关重要.
结果为设计未来的人体集成MR/AR系统提供了洞察力.

关键词:

增强现实是一种增强现实.触觉反是一种触觉反.体重感知体重感知

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