VR with Older Adults: Participatory Design of a Virtual ATM Training Simulation

Kopeć, Wiesław; Wichrowski, Marcin; Kalinowski, Krzysztof; Jaskulska, Anna; Skorupska, Kinga; Cnotkowski, Daniel; Tyszka, Jakub; Popieluch, Agata; Voitenkova, Anna; Masłyk, Rafał; Gago, Piotr; Krzywicki, Maciej; Kornacka, Monika; Biele, Cezary; Kobyliński, Paweł; Kowalski, Jarosław; Abramczuk, Katarzyna; Zdrodowska, Aldona; Pochwatko, Grzegorz; Możaryn, Jakub; Marasek, Krzysztof

doi:10.1016/j.ifacol.2019.12.110

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“…Patients respond best to healthcare treatments when an effective therapeutic relationship has been established, and there is no reason VR treatment should be any different. A recent study examined the experience of elderly participants involved in a participatory design process; that is, including participants in all stages of virtual environment design (Kopeć et al, 2019), with the results suggesting that such a process may be useful to combat these fears and significantly enhance the patient experience. In our experience, once a potential rejection is overcome, older participants commonly enjoy using VR and they are enthusiastic subjectsas most naïve VR patients are-both for experiments and for therapeutic interventions.…”

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Immersive Virtual Reality for Clinical Pain: Considerations for Effective Therapy

Donegan

Ryan

Świdrak

et al. 2020

Front. Virtual Real.

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Immersive virtual reality is transforming medical and psychological research and treatment, including the treatment of clinical pain. In this short perspective paper, we present some of the methodological difficulties that are rarely discussed in the literature of pain research when using virtual reality. These often-unmentioned problems can confound research investigations or interfere with the therapeutic efficacy in clinical trials. We propose practical solutions based on our research experience. We first outline the mechanisms of, and challenges to, the sensations of embodiment and presence, which are critical to creating effective virtual reality illusions, before discussing the particular considerations that need to be contemplated when working with patients with clinical pain. Finally, we discuss some upcoming technological advances that may influence significantly this rapidly expanding field in the near future.

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Section: Technophobic Patientsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Immersive Virtual Reality for Clinical Pain: Considerations for Effective Therapy

Donegan

Ryan

Świdrak

et al. 2020

Front. Virtual Real.

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“…I think the software was easy to use. 4. I think that I would need the support of a technical person to be able to use this software.…”

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“…Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) has been applied to many applications such as education [1], business [2], medical [3], art [4], and tourism [5]. In Indonesia, AR and VR technology is still rarely used even though any potential objects can be extracted.…”

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The Visualisation of Muhammadiyah Museum Using Augmented and Virtual Reality Technology

Putra

Umar

Sunardi

2021

Sinergi

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There is a lot of media for promotion. The brochure is still widely used because of its simple, portable, and easy to carry anywhere. However, in this age of sophistication, the brochure is not effectively used for the millennial generation. Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) have been applied to many applications such as education, tourism, advertising, and news reports. With the rapid development of VR and AR technology, there are higher continuously requirements for enhancing brochure media effectiveness. AR and VR provide a potential solution for interaction between person and brochure as new emerging information technology. In this research, AR and VR are used to better educate tourists and visitors about the museum they choose to visit. Muhammadiyah Museum and its historical collection used as an example of applying AR and VR to the brochure as a promoting media. The Multimedia Development Life Cycle (MDLC) method applied to develop AR and VR. AR and VR system was tested by 30 under graduation students with 74.92% of acceptance. This research shows the AR and VR brochure is very feasible successfully sent information about the various kinds of historical collections in museum Muhammadiyah and very helpful as promoting media.

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“…Environment design is another critical factor impacting user experience and immersion. While environment reproduction might be impossible in derivative works, or when the environment was co-designed in participatory studies [13], it is important convey enough detail to encourage other researchers to refer to our work, or to become a source of inspiration for them. Sufficient reporting should include:…”

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All Factors Should Matter! Reference Checklist for Describing Research Conditions in Pursuit of Comparable IVR Experiments

Skorupska

Cnotkowski

Paluch

et al. 2021

Digital Interaction and Machine Intelligence

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A significant problem with immersive virtual reality (IVR) experiments is the ability to compare research conditions. VR kits and IVR environments are complex and diverse but researchers from different fields, e.g. ICT, psychology, or marketing, often neglect to describe them with a level of detail sufficient to situate their research on the IVR landscape. Careful reporting of these conditions may increase the applicability of research results and their impact on the shared body of knowledge on HCI and IVR. Based on literature review, our experience, practice and a synthesis of key IVR factors, in this article we present a reference checklist for describing research conditions of IVR experiments. Including these in publications will contribute to the comparability of IVR research and help other researchers decide to what extent reported results are relevant to their own research goals. The compiled checklist is a ready-to-use reference tool and takes into account key hardware, software and human factors as well as diverse factors connected to visual, audio, tactile, and other aspects of interaction.

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VR with Older Adults: Participatory Design of a Virtual ATM Training Simulation

Cited by 23 publications

References 18 publications

Immersive Virtual Reality for Clinical Pain: Considerations for Effective Therapy

Immersive Virtual Reality for Clinical Pain: Considerations for Effective Therapy

The Visualisation of Muhammadiyah Museum Using Augmented and Virtual Reality Technology

All Factors Should Matter! Reference Checklist for Describing Research Conditions in Pursuit of Comparable IVR Experiments

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