Dynamic Notification Techniques for Detecting Bystanders in a VR Game
Contact: Marvin Wolf
If you would like to participate or have any questions, please contact Marvin Wolf or book your appointment directly through this link.
We want to evaluate how people experience techniques that alert them of bystanders and how their sense of safety and presence are affected. For the current stage of our study, we need participants with physical disability that could profit from additional Information that remove barriers, for example, by addressing a fear of collisions or the need to interact with care takers. Participants do not need to have any experience with VR but should be able to use a VR headset and handheld controllers.
Total effort: approx. 45 minutes.
Location: VR lab of the Human-Computer Interaction and Accessibility research group, room 217, InformatiKOM II, Adenauerring 10, 76131 Karlsruhe
Language Options: English or German
Compensation: 50 €
Study Procedure:
- Introduction
- Explanation of the study and the VR System
- Four VR sessions (5-10 min each) where you …
- … play a game in VR with one of our notification techniques
- … fill out questionnaires about your feelings of safety, presence, and performance
- Wrap-up with text questions regarding your overall experience and how you compare the different notification techniques
You can participate if you:
- have a physical disability but can use a VR headset and handheld controllers
- are minimum 18 years of age
- speak English or German
- want to participate in VR research
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