Redirected Jumping: Perceptual Detection Rates for Curvature Gains
summary
Study evaluates redirected jumping versus redirected walking with over 15 participants using two controllers and three trackers (both feet and waist), 16 trials per person (64 jumps), 3 m range and up to four jumps per trial with 35 cm translation. Curvature gains tested (≈0.04, 0.07, 0.10, 0.13) are injected across jump phases using pilot-derived coefficients. Results show detection thresholds about 3× higher than prior RDW (authors report >7.5°/m at highest gain) and SSQ rises from 19.95 to 29.17 without serious sickness.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and research overview
- 2:18Redirected jumping concept
- 3:41Experiment design and setup
- 7:13Study procedure and participant tasks
- 9:53Results and key findings
- 12:27Applications and future work
- 13:34Q&A session
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