Virtual Reality (VR) users typically either sit or stand/walk when using VR; however, the
impact of this is little researched, and there is a lack of any broad or systematic analysis of …

Virtual Reality (VR) technology offers users the possibility to immerse and freely navigate
through virtual worlds. An important component for achieving a high degree of immersion in …

Continuous locomotion in VR provides uninterrupted optical flow, which mimics real-world
locomotion and supports path integration. However, optical flow limits the maximum speed …

Physical walking is often considered the gold standard for VR travel whenever feasible.
However, limited free-space walking areas in the real-world do not allow exploring larger …

Embodied locomotion, especially leaning, has one major problem. Effectively the regular
functionality of the utilized body parts is overwritten. Thus, in this work, we propose 6 …

Moving around in a virtual world is one of the essential interactions for Virtual Reality (VR)
applications. The current standard for moving in VR is using a controller. Recently, VR Head …

Continuous virtual rotation is likely one of the biggest contributors to cybersickness, while
simultaneously being necessary for many VR scenarios where the user, for instance, is …

We present a study of the effects of field of view (FOV), target movement, and number of
targets on visual search performance in virtual reality. We compared visual search tasks in …

Cybersickness is a show stopper and fortunately, the awareness of this has massively raised
within the last couple of years. Still, a lot of people do not know how it feels and draw wrong …

Collaborative work in social virtual reality often requires an interplay of loosely coupled
collaboration from different virtual locations and tightly coupled face-to-face collaboration …