Capital Normal University

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CHI '26Immersion & Presence Research +3

Exploring the Impact of Sensory Conflict on State Mindfulness in VR Meditation Training

VR mindfulness meditation has been widely used for stress reduction and psychological rehabilitation owing to its immersion and controllability. However, the common static-body with visual-movement paradigm often disrupts the natural coordination between vision, vestibular sense, and proprioception, inducing sensory c…

CHI '26Motion Sickness & Passenger Experience +1

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…

CHI '26Best PaperHaptic Wearables +3

From Preference to Performance: Patient-Centered Design of Multimodal Cueing in Parkinson’s Disease Gait Training

Parkinson’s disease (PD) commonly leads to gait disorders that necessitate long-term rehabilitation dependent on specialists and clinic-based interventions. To reduce dependence on clinicians and investigate how wearable technology can provide continuous guidance for rehabilitation training. We distilled key design pr…

CHI '26Vibrotactile Feedback & Skin Stimulation +2

ElectroGrasp: Electrotactile Aids for Visually Impaired Individuals in Anticipatory Planning and Control of Grasp

Grasping objects typically relies on visual input to pre-shape the hand and plan movement trajectories, a process often disrupted in visually impaired (VI) individuals. ElectroGrasp is a wearable electro-tactile system that delivers anticipatory proprioceptive and tactile information through three complementary modali…

CHI '25Teleoperated Driving +1

Exploring the Remapping Impact of Spatial Head-hand Relations in Immersive Telesurgery

The action remapping between the user and the avatar creates significant perceptual and behavioral challenges. Recently, in addition to virtual environments, remapping has also given rise to new applications—immersive teleoperated robots. This paper selects immersive telesurgery, a representative scenario, as an oppor…

UIST '24Honorable MentionEye Tracking & Gaze Interaction +1

Exploring the Effects of Sensory Conflicts on Cognitive Fatigue in VR Remappings

Virtual reality (VR) is found to present significant cognitive challenges due to its immersive nature and frequent sensory conflicts. This study systematically investigates the impact of sensory conflicts induced by VR remapping techniques on cognitive fatigue, and unveils their correlation. We utilized three remappin…

CHI '24Mixed Reality Workspaces +2

WieldingCanvas: Interactive Sketch Canvases for Freehand Drawing in VR

Sketching in Virtual Reality (VR) is challenging mainly due to the absence of physical surface support and virtual depth perception cues, which induce high cognitive and sensorimotor load. This paper presents WieldingCanvas, an interactive VR sketching platform that integrates canvas manipulations to draw lines and cu…

CHI '24Social & Collaborative VR +1

Exploring Experience Gaps Between Active and Passive Users During Multi-user Locomotion in VR

Multi-user locomotion in VR has grown increasingly common, posing numerous challenges. A key factor contributing to these challenges is the gaps in experience between active and passive users during co-locomotion. Yet, there remains a limited understanding of how and to what extent these experiential gaps manifest in…

UIST '22Motion Sickness & Passenger Experience +2

Exploring Sensory Conflict Effect Due to Upright Redirection While Using VR in Reclining & Lying Positions

When users use Virtual Reality (VR) in nontraditional postures, such as while reclining or lying in relaxed positions, their views lean upwards and need to be corrected, to make sure they see upright contents and perceive the interactions as if they were standing. Such upright redirection is expected to cause visual-v…

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Virtual, Augmented & Mixed Reality (XR)

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