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To Move or Not to Move?: The Challenge of Including Believable Self-Motion Cues in Virtual Reality Applications – Understanding Motion Cueing Generation in Virtual Reality
Author(s): Sergio Casas (Universitat de València, Spain), Cristina Portalés (Universitat de València, Spain)and Marcos Fernández (Universitat de València, Spain)
Copyright: 2019
Pages: 21
EISBN13: 9781522599524
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Abstract
This chapter deals with the problem of including motion cues in VR applications. From the challenges of this technology to the latest trends in the field, the authors discuss the benefits and problems of including these particular perceptual cues. First, readers will know how motion cues are usually generated in simulators and VR applications in general. Then, the authors list the major problems of this process and the reasons why its development has not followed the pace of the rest of VR elements (mainly the display technology), reviewing the motion vs. no-motion question from several perspectives. The general answer to this discussion is that motion cues are necessary in VR applications—mostly vehicle simulators—that rely on motion, although, unlike audio-visual cues, there can be specific considerations for each particular solution that may suggest otherwise. Therefore, it is of the utmost importance to analyze the requirements of each VR application before deciding upon this question.
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