Redirected Walking using Continuous Curvature Manipulation
In this paper, we propose a novel redirected walking (RDW) technique that applies dynamic bending and curvature gains so that users perceive less discomfort than existing techniques that apply constant gains. Humans are less likely to notice continuous changes than those that are sudden. Therefore,...
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| description | In this paper, we propose a novel redirected walking (RDW) technique that applies dynamic bending and curvature gains so that users perceive less discomfort than existing techniques that apply constant gains. Humans are less likely to notice continuous changes than those that are sudden. Therefore, instead of applying constant bending or curvature gains to users, we propose a dynamic method that continuously changes the gains. We conduct experiments to investigate the effect of dynamic gains in bending and curvature manipulation with regards to discomfort. The experimental results show that the proposed method significantly suppresses discomfort by up to 16 and 9% for bending and curvature manipulations, respectively. |
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| subjects | Bending clothoid curve Computer Graphics continuous curvature change Curvature Discomfort dynamic gain Humans Information science Legged locomotion Manipulator dynamics Redirected walking Trajectory Virtual environments virtual reality Visualization Walking |
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