Andrew Speers
ABSTRACT
Generating effective immersive environments involves providing the synchronized and timely presentation of a range of different perceptual cues. This paper describes the development of a virtual reality system that uses both visual and physical motion cues to simulate a Jet Ski. The paper provides details on the generation of physical and visual motion cues using a stereo HMD and a physical motion platform.
- Robinson, M., Laurence, J., Zacher, J., Hogue, A., Allison, R., Harris, L. R., Jenkin, M. and Stuerzlinger, W., IVY: The Immersive Visual environment at York. IPT Symposium (held in conjunction with VR2002). 2002.Google Scholar
Index Terms
- The virtual Jet Ski: a visual-physical motion simulation
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