2024
DOI: 10.1007/s12008-024-02055-y
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User evaluation of a tiny house design through eye-tracking-integrated virtual reality: the role of sense of presence, visual behaviour and informative context

Aurora Berni,
Laura Ruiz-Pastor,
Yuri Borgianni

Abstract: Virtual Reality is used in design for both supporting design reviews and interacting with products being designed. The interactions Virtual Reality enables are often found engaging and this might affect product evaluation, as experiencing a virtual environment can be the prevalent element of an experience. This paper investigated to what extent product evaluations are affected by the sense of presence enabled by Virtual Reality, the duration of interactions with the whole products and its features, and the pro… Show more

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