Computer Graphics and Visual Computing (CGVC) 2018


pp. 173 - 181

Virtual Reality: A Literature Review and Metrics-based Classification


Author(s):
Peter Ankomah and Peter Vangorp

DOI:
10.2312/cgvc.20181222

Abstract:
This paper presents a multi-disciplinary overview of research evaluating virtual reality (VR). The main aim is to review and classify VR research based on several metrics: presence and immersion, navigation and interaction, knowledge improvement, performance and usability. With the continuous development and consumerisation of VR, several application domains have studied the impact of VR as an enhanced alternative environment for performing tasks. However, VR experiment results often cannot be generalised but require specific datasets and tasks suited to each domain. This review and classification of VR metrics presents an alternative metrics-based view of VR experiments and research.

CCS Concepts: Human-centered computing --> Virtual reality


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