Yulong Bian

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Continuous Measurement Methods for Transient Physiological Discomfort in VR Locomotion

Motion sickness, in addition to its persistent long-term effects, also exhibits short-term effects characterized as transient physiological discomfort, which changes rapidly with variations in locomotion. However, such discomforts are challenging to assess using current subjective scales and objective physiological me…

UIST '25CorrespondingBrain-Computer Interface (BCI) & Neurofeedback +1

Assessing Dynamic Flow Experience from EEG Signals: A Processing-based Approach

As an interaction experience goal, the flow experience is characterized by its subjectivity and dynamism. Exploring objective methods to assess dynamic flow states is significant in enhancing user experience design, evaluation, and optimization. This study aims to model the dynamics of the flow experience and quant…

CHI '253rd AuthorFull-Body Interaction & Embodied Input +1

QCM: A Curvature Manipulation Method to Suppress Discomfort in Redirected Walking

In redirected walking techniques, curvature gain and bending gain, which are referred to as curvature manipulation, are important redirection gains. The applied gains can differ when multiple paths are mapped, and sudden changes in gain may cause discomfort. This study proposes quadratic curvature manipulation (QCM) b…

CHI '181st AuthorImmersion & Presence Research +1

Exploring the Weak Association between Flow Experience and Performance in Virtual Environments

Many studies conducted in non-virtual activities have shown that flow significantly influences performance, yet studies in virtual activities often reveal only a weak association. This paper begins by building a theoretical explanatory model, and then conducts 3 empirical studies to explore this question. Study 1 exam…

CHI '185th+ AuthorSocial & Collaborative VR +1

Two Kinds of Novel Multi-user Immersive Display Systems

Stereoscopic display is a standard display mode for virtual reality environments. Typical 3D projection provides only a single stereoscopic video stream; thus co-located users cannot correctly perceive the virtual scene based on their own position and view. Several works devoted to developing multi-user stereoscopic d…

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