Immersivedeck: a large-scale wireless VR system for multiple users

Podkosova, Iana; Vasylevska, Khrystyna; Schoenauer, Christian; Vonach, Emanuel; Fikar, Peter; Bronederk, Elisabeth; Kaufmann, Hannes

doi:10.1109/searis.2016.7551581

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“…The goal of this project is to develop a solid technological and theoretical framework in terms of technical development, user-centered design and evaluation methodology for XR. The technical installation, the Immersive Deck [40], consists of a set of closely coupled, commercial off-the-shelf as well as bespoke, technologies (hardware) and tools (software), assembled into a complete, low-cost platform. It includes positional tracking for a group of up to 10 people concurrently.…”

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Eliciting requirements for a multisensory eXtended Reality platform for training and informal learning

Raheb

Soulis

Nastos

et al. 2021

CHI Greece 2021: 1st International Conference of the ACM Greek SIGCHI Chapter

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Aiming at bridging the gap between the recent advancements in eXtended Reality (XR) research and real-world scenarios, in this paper we describe the first steps of an iterative user-centered methodology developed to elicit user requirements and to design the scenarios for a multi-sensory collaborative XR platform, in the framework of the BRIDGES project. The platform aims to be customizable and flexible, and is intended for use in different pedagogical contexts, instantiated by two pilot scenarios: a) XR training for first-responders and fire brigade staff at international airports and b) XR informal learning experiences addressed to visitors of museums and cultural centers. Through a series of workshops and focus groups with users from relevant organizations, we collected a total of nearly 100 pedagogical, technological, experiential, operational and other user needs from within these two different contexts, and discuss here the challenges and limitations but also the opportunities that were encountered. CCS CONCEPTS• Human-centered computing → Empirical studies in HCI; HCI design and evaluation methods.

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Eliciting requirements for a multisensory eXtended Reality platform for training and informal learning

Raheb

Soulis

Nastos

et al. 2021

CHI Greece 2021: 1st International Conference of the ACM Greek SIGCHI Chapter

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“…This feature is, however, lacking the existing solutions. x Optical motion tracking, lack of ergonomic analysis (Podkosova et al, 2016) Optical…”

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ConVRgence (VRIC) Virtual Reality International Conference Proceedings

Richir

2020

IJVR

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“…Although there have been some applications to VR, e.g., [9], the design space for marker-based TUIs for VR has not been sufficiently well studied.…”

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Tangible VR Book: Exploring the Design Space of Marker-Based Tangible Interfaces for Virtual Reality

Cardoso

Ribeiro

2021

Applied Sciences

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Tangible User Interface (TUI) represents a huge potential for Virtual Reality (VR) because tangibles can naturally provide rich haptic cues which are often missing in VR experiences that make use of standard controllers. We are particularly interested in implementing TUIs for smartphone-based VR, given the lower usage barrier and easy deployment. In order to keep the overall system simple and accessible, we have explored object detection through visual markers, using the smartphone’s camera. In order to help VR experience designers, in this work we present a design space for marker-based TUI for VR. We have mapped this design space by developing several marker-based tangible interaction prototypes and through a formative study with professionals with different backgrounds. We then instantiated the design space in a Tangible VR Book which we evaluate with remote user studies inspired by the vignette methodology.

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Immersivedeck: a large-scale wireless VR system for multiple users

Cited by 26 publications

References 11 publications

Eliciting requirements for a multisensory eXtended Reality platform for training and informal learning

Eliciting requirements for a multisensory eXtended Reality platform for training and informal learning

ConVRgence (VRIC) Virtual Reality International Conference Proceedings

Tangible VR Book: Exploring the Design Space of Marker-Based Tangible Interfaces for Virtual Reality

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