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Despite the known health benefits of regular participation in physical activity people still refuse this practise. Nowadays, Virtual Reality (VR) is a very powerful and compelling computer tool by which humans can interface and interact with computer-generated environments. In this paper, we propose a virtual training system which can be customized for the physical activity level of the user. System provides real time visual action guide and a performance’s feedback of users through a Natural User Interface (NUI). We conduct a brief pilot study to evaluate our virtual trainers in which participants’ performance doing physical activities is evaluated via our NUI. Initial results indicate that virtual training through a NUI is motivating and entertaining for any kind of user, in particular for individuals with low level of physical activity.
XV Workshop de Computación Gráfica, Imágenes y Visualización (WCGIV).
Red de Universidades con Carreras en Informática (RedUNCI)
virtual physical activities, embodied conversational agent, Ciencias Informáticas, Virtual reality, natural user interface
virtual physical activities, embodied conversational agent, Ciencias Informáticas, Virtual reality, natural user interface
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