Recent technological developments have finally brought virtual reality (VR) out of the
laboratory and into the hands of developers and consumers. However, a number of …

Virtual reality (VR) research has gone through rapid advances and the technology has
established itself as a valuable training tool in many domains. While research in the field of …

Large populations worldwide have been deprived from nature experiences due to mass
quarantines and lockdowns during the COVID-19 pandemic, and face a looming mental …

Numerous techniques have been proposed for locomotion in virtual reality (VR). Several
taxonomies consider a large number of attributes (eg, hardware, accessibility) to …

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 …

Immersive computer-generated environments (aka virtual reality, VR) are limited by the
physical space around them, eg, enabling natural walking in VR is only possible by …

In Cinematic Virtual Reality (CVR), the viewer of an omnidirectional movie can freely choose
the viewing direction when watching a movie. Therefore, traditional techniques in filmmaking …

Real walking techniques can provide the user with a more natural, highly immersive walking
experience compared to the experience of other locomotion techniques. In contrast to the …

Virtual reality (VR) researchers have had a long-standing interest in studying locomotion for
develo** new techniques, improving upon prior ones, and analyzing their effects on users …

Redirected walking (RDW) promises to allow near-natural walking in an infinitely large
virtual environment (VE) by subtle manipulations of the virtual camera. Previous experiments …