Immersive virtual reality technologies are used in a wide range of fields such as training,
education, health, and research. Many of these applications include virtual humans that are …

User acceptance of virtual reality (VR) applications is dependent on multiple aspects, such
as usability, enjoyment, and cybersickness. To fully realize the disruptive potential of VR …

In medical simulation training two approaches are currently rather disjunct: realistic manikins
are used to teach physical skills and procedures and VR systems are used to train situation …

The presence of an audience and its feedback could affect people's performance and
experience during an event, especially related to sports such as tennis or boxing. Similarly …

Background: Systematic communication, such as the ISBAR (identification, situation,
background, assessment, recommendation) approach, comprises a generic, transferable …

With an increase in interactions with non-human agents, understanding and forecasting the
consequences of human interactions with them have become increasingly crucial. The …

Familiarity with audiences plays a significant role in shaping individual performance and
experience across various activities in everyday life. This study delves into the impact of …

Virtual humans (VHs)—automated, three-dimensional agents—can serve as realistic
embodiments for social interactions with human users. Extant literature suggests that a …

Immersive Virtual Reality (IVR) is a promising tool for improving the teaching and learning of
nursing and midwifery students. However, the preexisting literature does not …

Background Continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) devices continuously sense and relay
glucose concentration data from the interstitial fluid to a mobile phone or receiver. Older …