Ground Navigation in 3D Scenes using Simple Body Motions

Punpongsanon, Parinya; Guy, Emilie; Boubekeur, Tamy; Iwai, Daisuke; Sato, Kosuke

doi:https://doi.org/10.2312/ve.20141377

Ground Navigation in 3D Scenes using Simple Body Motions

Punpongsanon, Parinya; Guy, Emilie; Boubekeur, Tamy et al.

2014

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Title	Ground Navigation in 3D Scenes using Simple Body Motions
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	CreatorName Guy, Emilie
	CreatorName Boubekeur, Tamy
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Description	ICAT－EGVE 2014 (the 24th International Conference on Artificial Reality and Telexistence and the 19th Eurographics Symposium on Virtual Environments)
Abstract	With the growing interest in virtual reality, mid-air ground navigation is becoming a fundamental interaction for a large collection of application scenarios. While classical input devices (e.g., mouse/keyboard, gamepad, touchscreen) have their own ground navigation standards, mid-air techniques still lack natural mechanisms for travelling in the scene. In particular, for most applications, the user should navigate in the scene while still being able to interact with its content using her hands, and observe the displayed content moving her eyes and locally rotating her head. Since most ground navigation scenarios require only two degrees of freedom to move forward/backward and rotate the view to the left or right, we propose a mid-air ground navigation control model which lets the user's hands, eyes or local head orientation completely free, making use of the remaining tracked body elements to tailor the navigation.We also study its desired porperties, such as being easy to discover, control, socially acceptable, accurate and not tiring.
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Date of Issued	2014
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DCTERMS.abstract	With the growing interest in virtual reality, mid-air ground navigation is becoming a fundamental interaction for a large collection of application scenarios. While classical input devices (e.g., mouse/keyboard, gamepad, touchscreen) have their own ground navigation standards, mid-air techniques still lack natural mechanisms for travelling in the scene. In particular, for most applications, the user should navigate in the scene while still being able to interact with its content using her hands, and observe the displayed content moving her eyes and locally rotating her head. Since most ground navigation scenarios require only two degrees of freedom to move forward/backward and rotate the view to the left or right, we propose a mid-air ground navigation control model which lets the user's hands, eyes or local head orientation completely free, making use of the remaining tracked body elements to tailor the navigation.We also study its desired porperties, such as being easy to discover, control, socially acceptable, accurate and not tiring.
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	Guy, Emilie
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	Iwai, Daisuke
	Sato, Kosuke
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