Eye Tracking Emotion Evoking Interaction Based on Go/No-Go Paradigm VR Demonstration

Liu, Feng; Qin, Junhao; Zhang, Zhenying; Tang, Kecheng; Hu, Jingyi; Zhou, Yihao

doi:10.1145/3574131.3574465

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“…It enables the provision of 360-degree perspectives of virtual showrooms, where customers and models are depicted through avatars-digital representations of people. Liu et al [56] compared the ability of 360-degree videos to evoke four different emotional states when viewed on 2D computer screens against VR head-mounted displays. Their study provides actual evidence that "higharousal positive emotion evoking is more effective in VR than on a 2D monitor based on computational affection".…”

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Preliminary Research Results on Exploring the Business Ecosystem and the Value Sources of Metaverse

Kontogianni,

Anthopoulos

2024

Sustainability

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Metaverse has become an emerging trend for both academia and industry, and it seems to concern the next generation of the Internet. Although it is still in its grassroots, metaverse is estimated to bring disruption to people’s lives. One of the effects concerns the generation of new value opportunities that don’t exist in real life. These new types of value as well as their impact on people’s lives must be explored. In this respect, this paper utilizes literature evidence to define the value types of metaverse, which are circulated with experts from the focus group on metaverse of the International Telecommunications Union. Results uncover economic, public, and social values that metaverse generates, which can ensure its financial viability and the community’s social sustainability. The economic value sources come from both the industrial and the commercial sectors, while the public values concern citizen empowerment and government efficiency. The social values of metaverse concern employment growth, and the provision of immersive experiences in entertainment and education environments. Finally, this paper critically reviews their role for environmental, economic, and social sustainability. The literature review indicated that metaverse can on the one hand, enhance sustainability but on the other hand, it can cause environmental impact.

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Section: Social Values Of Metaversementioning

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Preliminary Research Results on Exploring the Business Ecosystem and the Value Sources of Metaverse

Kontogianni,

Anthopoulos

2024

Sustainability

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“…Emotion plays an essential role in understanding human-computer interaction [6] , [11] , [25] . VR-related products such as 360-degree videos and VR games have found broad applicability in emotion research, creating fully immersive environments for conducting experiments [8] , [23] , [32] . Past studies have indicated the efficacy of 360-degree videos in evoking various emotions [22] , [52] , including complex emotions such as awe and gratitude [4] , [5] .…”

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An attention-based approach for assessing the effectiveness of emotion-evoking in immersive environment

Liu,

Zhou,

2024

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Eye Tracking Emotion Evoking Interaction Based on Go/No-Go Paradigm VR Demonstration

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Preliminary Research Results on Exploring the Business Ecosystem and the Value Sources of Metaverse

Preliminary Research Results on Exploring the Business Ecosystem and the Value Sources of Metaverse

An attention-based approach for assessing the effectiveness of emotion-evoking in immersive environment

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