Future VR Input & UX Solutions
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Claims that 2016 brings five major VR platforms (Google Sony Oculus Samsung Valve) and a spectrum of inputs from gaze and buttons to gamepads and hand tracking with controller-button hybrids. Demonstrations include a built prototype game (fit to fire) that uses hand tracking, shows presence is paramount, and exposes problems: nausea from mismatched vestibular cues, depth/UI double-vision, and targeting issues. Fixes tested: low acceleration, teleport/limited FOV, hiding hands when holding objects (job simulator hand disappears). Advice: prototype fast, nail UX before art.
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- 0:00Start
- 16:09Alternate Approaches
- 28:29Computers look for single conditions Users explore what's possible
- 30:06Design for the hardware
- 31:07UI can reinforce the behavior
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