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Can user behavior and scene context be used through trigger mechanisms to regulate FOV, balancing immersion and visual distortion?

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Can user behavior and scene context be used through trigger mechanisms to regulate FOV, balancing immersion and visual distortion?

UIST '24FisheyeVR: Extending the Field of View by Dynamic Zooming in Virtual Reality

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How does AR affect IAM triggering compared with traditional 3D display?

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What are the main challenges of applying Fitts' law in 3D extended reality (XR) environments?

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How can a unified research framework be designed to improve research quality and consistency when applying Fitts' law in 3D XR?

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How applicable is the Fitts' law model in 3D XR under high-difficulty tasks and diverse feedback settings?

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