In Virtual Reality (VR), users can feel embodied through a virtual body that mimics their physical one in terms of location, behavior, and movement. Several studies have explored users’ perception of self-avatar movement retargeting. However, the boundaries of dynamic changes of user movements and the process of adaption to new self-avatar behaviors remain unclear and require additional investigations. Exploring this motion retargeting techniques is crucial to both enhance the availability of this technology and improve its applications in rehabilitation therapies.

Dynamic Self-Avatar Motion Retargeting in Virtual Reality

Clocchiatti A.
2023-01-01

Abstract

In Virtual Reality (VR), users can feel embodied through a virtual body that mimics their physical one in terms of location, behavior, and movement. Several studies have explored users’ perception of self-avatar movement retargeting. However, the boundaries of dynamic changes of user movements and the process of adaption to new self-avatar behaviors remain unclear and require additional investigations. Exploring this motion retargeting techniques is crucial to both enhance the availability of this technology and improve its applications in rehabilitation therapies.
2023
CHItaly 2023: Crossing HCI and AI
Turin
21 September 2023
Doctoral Consortium of the 15th Biannual Conference of the Italian SIGCHI Chapter
CEUR-WS
3481
55
60
Motion Retargeting, Post-stroke Rehabilitation, Virtual Embodiment, Virtual Reality, Visuomotor Illusion
Clocchiatti; A.
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