Interaction with virtual crowd in Immersive and semi‐Immersive Virtual Reality systems

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Kyriakou, Marios; Pan, Xueni; Chrysanthou, Yiorgos;
(2016)
  • Publisher: Wiley
This study examines attributes of virtual human behavior that may increase the plausibility of a simulated crowd and affect the user's experience in Virtual Reality. Purpose-developed experiments in both Immersive and semi-Immersive Virtual Reality systems queried the i... View more
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