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Existing virtual reality devices cannot naturally simulate pain, affecting user immersion.

lightbulbPractical problemImmersion, Presence Measurement, and Disruptive Factors

Existing virtual reality devices cannot naturally simulate pain, affecting user immersion.

UbiComp '21Douleur: Creating Pain Sensation with Chemical Stimulant to Enhance User Experience in Virtual Reality

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Designers cannot clearly identify which VR technology components significantly improve user immersion.

CHI '25The Fidelity-based Presence Scale (FPS): Modeling the Effects of Fidelity on Sense of Presence

lightbulbPractical problemImmersion, Presence Measurement, and Disruptive Factors

Users in VR cannot actively manipulate scents, limiting immersion.

CHI '25Mid-Air Gestures for Proactive Olfactory Interactions in Virtual Reality

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Current VR/AR systems lack sufficient immersion and realism, affecting UX.

UbiComp '24The Fourth Workshop on Multiple Input Modalities and Sensations for VR/AR Interactions (MIMSVAI)

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Existing VR controllers cannot realistically simulate weight changes in hand feel, degrading immersion.

CHI '24Experiencing Dynamic Weight Changes in Virtual Reality Through Pseudo-Haptics and Vibrotactile Feedback

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Metaverse architecture is often mediocre and uninnovative, and users struggle to gain engaging immersion.

CHI '24Meaning Follows Purpose: Unravelling the Architectural Design Conventions in the Contemporary Metaverse

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Users have low efficiency and high time cost in VR selection tasks, with a tension between preference and efficiency.

CHI '24Effects of Device Environment and Information Layout on Spatial Memory and Performance in VR Selection Tasks

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