Immersive technologies such as Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) empower
users to experience digital realities. Known as distinct technology classes, the lines between …

Virtual reality (VR) is a multibillionaire market that keeps growing, year after year. As VR is
becoming prevalent in households and small businesses, it is critical to address the effects …

Due to the high risk of COVID-19 transmission, many sport events, including organised
cycling competitions, have been cancelled. Nevertheless, staying active is important for …

Virtual reality (VR) users are often around bystanders, ie people in the real world the VR
user may want to interact with. To facilitate bystander-VR user interactions, technology …

Head-mounted displays (HMDs) increase immersion into virtual worlds. The problem is that
this limits headset users' awareness of bystanders: headset users cannot attend to …

Virtual Reality (VR) users often need to work with other users, who observe them outside of
VR using an external display. Communication between them is difficult; the VR user cannot …

Virtual reality (VR) is increasingly used in complex social and physical settings outside of the
lab. However, not much is known about how these settings influence use, nor how to design …

With head mounted displays, consumers are able to transition from the real world to virtual
realities. However, this requires frequent transitions between the two realities to maintain …

VR users and bystanders must sometimes interact, but our understanding of these
interactions-their purpose, how they are accomplished, attitudes toward them, and where …

The closed design of virtual reality (VR) head-mounted displays substantially limits users'
awareness of their real-world surroundings. This presents challenges when another person …