Bringing Video Game Characters into the Real World on a Holographic Light Field Display
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Abstract
This paper discusses the design and technical choices of a proof of concept migrating video game character that can move from a game environment to a holographic environment rendered on a novel holographic light field display. We pair these two environments with interactions that are consistent to each, using a game controller for interaction in the game environment and voice, gesture and face tracking in the holographic environment. Finally, we carried out a pilot study to assess the level of social presence, consistent migration and coherent experience in our proposed system.
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282 pages
ISBN:9781450366724
DOI:10.1145/3308532
- General Chairs:
- Catherine Pelachaud,
- Jean-Claude Martin,
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- Hendrik Buschmeier,
- Gale Lucas,
- Stefan Kopp
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