Cybersickness (CS) is one of the challenges that has hindered the widespread adoption of
Virtual Reality (VR). Consequently, researchers continue to explore novel means to mitigate …

Interacting with the environment often requires the integration of visual and haptic
information. Notably, perceiving external objects depends on how our brain binds sensory …

With the popularity of Virtual Reality (VR) on the rise, creators from a variety of fields are
building increasingly complex experiences that allow users to express themselves more …

Virtual Reality (VR) is well-known for its use in interdisciplinary applications and research.
The visual representation of these applications could vary depending in their purpose and …

The availability of new and improved display, tracking and input devices for Virtual Reality
experiences has facilitated the use of partial and full body self-avatars in interaction with …

Virtual Reality (VR) technologies are increasingly being applied to various contexts like
those gaming, therapy, training, and education. Several of these applications require high …

Distance compression, which refers to the underestimation of ego-centric distance to
objects, is a common problem in immersive virtual environments. Besides visually …

While studies have increasingly used virtual hands and objects in virtual environments to
investigate various processes of psychological phenomena, conflicting findings have been …

Linear hand movement in mid-air is one of the most fundamental interactions in virtual reality
(eg, when dragging/scaling/manipulating objects and drawing shapes). However, the lack of …

Many researchers are interested in how the kinematics of reach-to-grasp movements in
virtual reality (VR), which involve the vergence–accommodation conflict, differ from real …