When an immersive virtual environment represents a space that is larger than the available
space within which a user can travel by directly walking, it becomes necessary to consider …

Vir tual Environments (VEs) that use a real-walking locomotion interface have typically been
restricted in size to the area of the tracked lab space. Techniques proposed to lift this size …

Recently, several novel user interfaces have been introduced, which allow users to actively
move the body in order to interact with a displayed immersive virtual environment (IVE) …

In this paper we propose the Arch-Explore user interface, which supports natural exploration
of architectural 3D models at different scales in a real walking virtual reality (VR) …

Virtual reality strives to provide a user with an experience of a simulated world that feels as
natural as the real world. Yet, to induce this feeling, sometimes it becomes necessary for …

With more attention being paid to large scale virtual environments, the demand for more
users to collaborate in the same physical space is growing rapidly. Due to the complex …

Immersive virtual environment (IVE) systems allow users to control their virtual viewpoint by
moving their tracked head and by walking through the real world, but usually the virtual …

Translational gains in head-mounted display (HMD) systems allow a user to walk at one rate
in the real world while seeing themselves move at a faster or slower rate. Although several …

With the development of autonomous vehicle (AV) technology, understanding how
pedestrians interact with AVs is of increasing importance. In most field studies on pedestrian …

We present an efficient locomotion technique that can reduce cybersickness through
aligning the visual and vestibular induced self-motion illusion. Our locomotion technique …