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Investigating the utility of VR for spatial understanding in surgical planning: evaluation of head-mounted to desktop display [PDF]
Scientific Reports, 2021 Recent technological advances have made Virtual Reality (VR) attractive in both research and real world applications such as training, rehabilitation, and gaming.
Georges Hattab +10 more
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Frontiers in Psychology, 2021 Driving simulators are becoming increasingly common in driver training and assessment. Since virtual reality is generally regarded as an appropriate environment for measuring risk behavior, simulators are also used to assess hazard perception, which is ...
Sarah Malone, Roland Brünken
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Skill retention after desktop and head-mounted-display virtual reality training
Experimental Results, 2023 Abstract Virtual reality (VR) is increasingly used in learning and can be experienced with a head-mounted display as a 3D immersive version (immersive virtual reality [IVR]) or with a PC (or another computer) as a 2D desktop-based version (desktop virtual reality [DVR]).
Alexander Farr +4 more
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Haptic display for virtual reality: progress and challenges
Virtual Reality & Intelligent Hardware, 2019 Immersion, interaction, and imagination are three features of virtual reality (VR). Existing VR systems possess fairly realistic visual and auditory feedbacks, and however, are poor with haptic feedback, by means of which human can perceive the physical ...
Dangxiao WANG +5 more
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A Real-time 3D Desktop Display
arXiv.org10 pages, 5 ...
Tenze, Livio, Canessa, Enrique
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Comparing Usage of a Large High-Resolution Display to Single or Dual Desktop Displays for Daily Work [PDF]
Proceedings of the SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2009 With the ever increasing amount of digital information, users desire more screen real estate to process their daily computing work, and might well benefit from using a wallsize large high-resolution display instead of a desktop one.
Ravin Balakrishnan, Xiaojun Bi
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Desktop VR Is Better Than Non-ambulatory HMD VR for Spatial Learning
Frontiers in Robotics and AI, 2019 Use of virtual reality (VR) technology is proliferating for designing and upgrading entertainment devices, and creating virtual environments that could be used for research and training.
Priyanka Srivastava +5 more
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Low bandwidth desktop and video streaming for collaborative tiled display environments [PDF]
Future Generation Computer Systems, 2016 High-resolution display environments built on networked, multi-tile displays have emerged as an enabling tool for collaborative, distributed visualization work. They provide a means to present, compare, and correlate data in a broad range of formats and coming from a multitude of different sources.
Jason Kimball, Tom Wypych, Falko Kuester
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Game play in virtual reality driving simulation involving head-mounted display and comparison to desktop display [PDF]
Virtual Reality, 2019 Previous studies have reported the effect of driving simulator games on simulator sickness and eye symptoms experienced by users; however, empirical results regarding the game experience using commercial virtual reality head-mounted displays (VR-HMDs) are lacking.
Shi Cao +3 more
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Color reproduction from desktop display to projector based on visual matching
Chinese Optics Letters, 2009 We present a novel method of color reproduction from desktop displays to projectors via visual assessment. The model is based on visual matching nine color patches between a display and a projector. The effects of the method to improve color reproduction are tested for 30 samples by visual and color difference evaluations.
韩卫军 Weijun Han +3 more
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