Internet technology has proven to be a vital contributor to many cutting-edge innovations that
have given humans access to interact virtually with objects. Until now, numerous virtual …

Fundamental to Augmented Reality (AR) headsets is their capacity to visually and aurally
sense the world around them, necessary to drive the positional tracking that makes …

“Virtual-Physical Perceptual Manipulations”(VPPMs) such as redirected walking and haptics
expand the user's capacity to interact with Virtual Reality (VR) beyond what would ordinarily …

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 …

Extended-Reality (XR) devices are packed with sensors that allow tracking of users (eg,
behaviour, actions, eye-gaze) and their surroundings (eg, people, places, objects). As a …

Everyday Augmented Reality (AR) displays, with wearable, fashionable, all-day form factors,
may one day supplant our reliance on physical displays, heralding new capabilities in …

Children experience new forms of harassment in Social Virtual Reality (VR), often
inaccessible to parental oversight. We aimed to understand how an artificial intelligent …

Everyday Augmented Reality (AR) headsets pose significant privacy risks, potentially
allowing prolonged sensitive data collection of both users and bystanders (eg members of …

Automated embodied moderation has the potential to create safer spaces for children in
social VR, providing a protective figure that takes action to mitigate harmful interactions …

The occlusive nature of VR headsets introduces significant barriers to a user's awareness of
their surrounding reality. While recent research has explored systems to facilitate a VR …