Move with Style! Enhancing Avatar Embodiment in Virtual Reality through Proprioceptive Motion Fee...
summary
MotionStyler implements a real-time arm-based exoskeleton that renders a designed set of proprioceptive motion cues drawn from a conceptual space of motion properties (weight, speed, acceleration patterns, range, precision, trajectory, micro-motions, scripted sequences). Two studies (survey + user study with three avatars: robot, teddy bear, tree folk) show proprioceptive feedback increases users’ motion adaptation and self-identification, lowers perceived agency slightly but users still feel in control, and surprisingly the highly constrained tree folk yields high agency when feedback matches expectations.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:25Proprioceptive motion feedback
- 1:52Motion styler system
- 3:35Conceptual space of motion
- 6:05Validation and user studies
- 7:28Key findings on embodiment
- 8:12Summary and contributions
- 8:32Q&A session
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