Líneas de Trabajo: | Año: | 2004 | |||||
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Tipo de publicación: | Artículo | ||||||
Autores: | Viciana Abad, Raquel; Reyes-Lecuona, Arcadio; García-Berdonés, Carmen; Díaz Estrella, Antonio | ||||||
Journal: | Medicine Meets Virtual Reality | Volumen: | 12 | ||||
Páginas: | 394-396 | ||||||
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Abstract: | In this paper, a preliminary study of presence in a training simulation
for medical emergency based on virtual reality is presented. We explore
the influence of interaction mechanisms, as well as the complexity
of behaviours in the subjective sense of presence. As expected, it
has been found that as the type of interaction is more natural, and
the patient behaviour modelling is more complex, the achieved sense
of presence is greater. However our results also show that the degree
of presence depends more upon the complexity of patient modelling
than on how natural the interaction is. Hence, we postulate that
a proper patient modelling could elicit a high degree of presence,
even with traditional interaction mechanisms. |
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