Teleportation is a widely implemented virtual locomotion technique that allows users to
navigate beyond the confines of available tracking space with a low possibility of inducing …

Originally developed for military flight simulators in the 1990s, the Simulator Sickness
Questionnaire (SSQ) has been widely adopted to quantify sickness elicited by modern …

Virtual reality (VR) has enjoyed significant popularity in recent years. Where navigation has
been a fundamental appeal of 3D applications for decades, facilitating this in VR has been …

The contemporary development of immersive virtual reality interfaces holds untapped
potential for the rehabilitation and motor-cognitive training of older adults. Despite the …

Mental representations of geographic space are based on knowledge of spatial elements
and the spatial relation between these elements. Acquiring such mental representations of …

Cross-Virtuality applications enabling users to move between different stages of Milgram's
reality-virtuality continuum are a rapidly growing field of research. Modern video see-through …

Virtual reality sickness typically results from visual-vestibular conflict. Because self-motion
from optical flow is driven most strongly by motion at the periphery of the retina, reducing the …

Recent studies show that women are more susceptible to visually-induced VR sickness,
which might explain the low adoption rate of VR technology among women. Reducing field …

Room-scale Virtual Reality (VR) systems have arrived in users' homes where tracked
environments are set up in limited physical spaces. As most Virtual Environments (VEs) are …

Abstract data has no natural scale and so interactive data visualizations must provide
techniques to allow the user to choose their viewpoint and scale. Such techniques are well …