Stem immers$ (all stems)

51 papers:

CHI-2015-DenisovaC #game studies #question

First Person vs. Third Person Perspective in Digital Games: Do Player Preferences Affect Immersion? (AD, PC), pp. 145–148.

CHI-2015-HiguchiCCZL #experience #named #using

ImmerseBoard: Immersive Telepresence Experience using a Digital Whiteboard (KH, YC, PAC, ZZ, ZL), pp. 2383–2392.

CHI-2015-VidalBBG #interactive #social

The Royal Corgi: Exploring Social Gaze Interaction for Immersive Gameplay (MV, RB, AB, HG), pp. 115–124.

DUXU-DD-2015-Gasselseder #game studies #music #video

Re-sequencing the Ludic Orchestra — Evaluating the Immersive Effects of Dynamic Music and Situational Context in Video Games (HPG), pp. 458–469.

DUXU-IXD-2015-FioriniFASWRL #3d #education #interactive #modelling #simulation #tool support

Three-Dimensional Models and Simulation Tools Enabling Interaction and Immersion in Medical Education (STF, LF, BAdA, JRLdS, HW, ABR, CJPdL), pp. 662–671.

HCI-UC-2015-DarzentasBC #feedback #multimodal

Designed to Thrill: Exploring the Effects of Multimodal Feedback on Virtual World Immersion (DPD, MAB, NC), pp. 384–395.

LCT-2015-LambropoulosMFK #design #experience #learning #ontology

Ontological Design to Support Cognitive Plasticity for Creative Immersive Experience in Computer Aided Learning (NL, IM, HMF, IAK), pp. 261–270.

CHI-2014-CairnsLWN #game studies #mobile

The influence of controllers on immersion in mobile games (PC, JL, WW, AIN), pp. 371–380.

CHI-2014-LuiKAQS #simulation

Supporting learners in collecting and exploring data from immersive simulations in collective inquiry (ML, ACK, AA, CQ, JDS), pp. 2103–2112.

DUXU-DI-2014-BarrosSF

Use of Immersive Reality and Haptic Devices in Rehabilitation after Cerebral Vascular Accident: Clinical Perspectives and Neuro-Image Evidence (HOB, MMS, ELRF), pp. 501–508.

DUXU-DI-2014-VianaN #artificial reality #game studies #interactive

Immersive Interactive Narratives in Augmented Reality Games (BSV, RN), pp. 773–781.

HIMI-AS-2014-KojimaHMH #physics

Training Archived Physical Skill through Immersive Virtual Environment (TK, AH, TM, MH), pp. 51–58.

HIMI-DE-2014-Banic #classification #interactive #visualisation

Selection Classification for Interaction with Immersive Volumetric Visualizations (AUB), pp. 10–21.

LCT-TRE-2014-BesiosL #education

Immersive Creative Classrooms within the Zones of Educational Priorities in Greek Primary Schools (AB, NL), pp. 258–268.

LCT-TRE-2014-LambropoulosB #case study #evolution #experience #reasoning #weaving

Weaving User Immersive Experiences: Scientific Curiosity and Reasoning with Bodily Feelings Mapping and Evolution (NL, TB), pp. 62–71.

CHI-2013-SpauldingF #design #prototype #using

Design-driven narrative: using stories to prototype and build immersive design worlds (ES, HF), pp. 2843–2852.

DUXU-CXC-2013-LawrenceMPFSB #interactive #using #visualisation

Investigation of Interaction Modalities Designed for Immersive Visualizations Using Commodity Devices in the Classroom (KL, AM, NP, TF, JS, AUB), pp. 209–218.

DUXU-NTE-2013-BarrosSFCC #analysis #artificial reality #people

Virtual Reality Immersion: An Important Tool for Diagnostic Analysis and Rehabilitation of People with Disabilities (HOB, MMS, ELRF, WC, FC), pp. 337–344.

DUXU-NTE-2013-MankodiyaMFGGN #experience #interactive

Interactive Shopping Experience through Immersive Store Environments (KM, RM, JF, EG, RG, PN), pp. 372–382.

HCI-AMTE-2013-MoreiraJC #empirical #prototype

An Empirical Study on Immersive Prototyping Dimensions (SM, RJ, JCC), pp. 421–430.

OCSC-2013-LambropoulosTKM #community #framework #network #semantics

Composites Ideas in COMPOOL Immersion: A Semantics Engineering Innovation Network Community Platform (NL, PT, IK, IM), pp. 385–394.

SIGIR-2012-EickhoffHVS #crowdsourcing #quality

Quality through flow and immersion: gamifying crowdsourced relevance assessments (CE, CGH, APdV, PS), pp. 871–880.

CHI-2010-SjolieBEEJN #3d #process

Effects of interactivity and 3D-motion on mental rotation brain activity in an immersive virtual environment (DS, KB, EE, JE, LEJ, LN), pp. 869–878.

CHI-2009-SnibbeR #interactive #multi #social

Social immersive media: pursuing best practices for multi-user interactive camera/projector exhibits (SSS, HR), pp. 1447–1456.

CHI-2009-WaernMS #design #game studies #pervasive

The three-sixty illusion: designing for immersion in pervasive games (AW, MM, JS), pp. 1549–1558.

HCI-VAD-2009-Lane #learning

Promoting Metacognition in Immersive Cultural Learning Environments (HCL), pp. 129–139.

ICEIS-HCI-2009-VinhasSOR #assessment #multi #realtime #towards

Dynamic Multimedia Environment based on Realtime user Emotion Assessment — Biometric User Data towards Affective Immersive Environments (VV, DCS, ECO, LPR), pp. 42–47.

CHI-2008-ElmqvistTT #3d #constraints

Evaluating motion constraints for 3D wayfinding in immersive and desktop virtual environments (NE, MET, PT), pp. 1769–1778.

CSCW-2008-SteptoeWMGRSRS #analysis #collaboration

Eye-tracking for avatar eye-gaze and interactional analysis in immersive collaborative virtual environments (WS, RW, AM, EG, JR, PMS, DJR, AS), pp. 197–200.

HCI-AS-2007-WesterinkJBBHKIS #motivation

Motivation in Home Fitnessing: Effects of Immersion and Movement (JHDMW, MdJ, RB, MB, JvH, YdK, WAI, FS), pp. 544–548.

HCI-IPT-2007-KyoungLJ #3d #user interface

Immersive Viewer System for 3D User Interface (DK, YL, KJ), pp. 624–633.

VLDB-2004-SharifzadehSNPR #adaptation #named

AIDA: an Adaptive Immersive Data Analyzer (MS, CS, BN, FP, AAR), pp. 1369–1372.

ICPR-v4-2004-IvekovicT

Dense Wide-Baseline Disparities from Conventional Stereo for Immersive Videoconferencing (SI, ET), pp. 921–924.

ICPR-v4-2004-SatoKYI #interface #using

An Immersive Telepresence System with a Locomotion Interface Using High-Resolution Omnidirectional Movies (SI, TS, MK, NY), pp. 396–399.

CHI-2003-GarauSVBSS #communication #quality

The impact of avatar realism and eye gaze control on perceived quality of communication in a shared immersive virtual environment (MG, MS, VV, AB, AS, MAS), pp. 529–536.

CSCW-2002-Jouppi #mobile #towards

First steps towards mutually-immersive mobile telepresence (NPJ), pp. 354–363.

SAC-2002-AsaiOST

Viewpoint motion control by body position in immersive projection display (KA, NO, YYS, YT), pp. 1074–1079.

HT-2000-DouglasH

The pleasure principle: immersion, engagement, flow (YD, AH), pp. 153–160.

CHI-1999-LindemanSH #empirical #towards #user interface

Towards Usable VR: An Empirical Study of User Interfaces for Immersive Virtual Environments (RWL, JLS, JKH), pp. 64–71.

HCI-CCAD-1999-ConinxRWR #3d #interactive #modelling

Uniform interaction for immersive and non-immersive 3D object modelling (KC, CR, TDW, FVR), pp. 1080–1084.

HCI-CCAD-1999-Dachselt #3d #challenge #component #flexibility #user interface

The challenge to build flexible user interface components for non-immersive 3D environments (RD), pp. 1055–1059.

HCI-CCAD-1999-OgiYH #named #network

CABINet: networking of immersive projection environment (TO, TY, MH), pp. 1025–1029.

HCI-CCAD-1999-YanoKOH #interface

Haptic interface for immersive projection display (HY, NK, TO, MH), pp. 1030–1034.

HPDC-1999-LeighJDBG #analysis #collaboration #set

A Methodology for Supporting Collaborative Exploratory Analysis of Massive Data Sets in Tele-Immersive Environments (JL, AEJ, TAD, SB, RLG), pp. 62–69.

HPDC-1999-RosePASSWR #approach #distributed #parallel #performance #visualisation

An Approach to Immersive Performance Visualization of Parallel and Wide-Area Distributed Applications (LDR, MP, RAA, ES, BS, SW, DAR), pp. 247–254.

CHI-1998-LangeJM

Insight Lab: An Immersive Team Environment Linking Paper, Displays, and Data (BML, MAJ, JLM), pp. 550–557.

HPDC-1998-DeFantiSDBRLJL

Personal Tele-Immersion Devices (TAD, DJS, GD, MDB, MR, GL, AEJ, JL), pp. 198–205.

HCI-SEC-1997-ConinxRF #human-computer #modelling

HCI Issues About Immersive Modeling (KC, FVR, EF), pp. 953–956.

HCI-SEC-1997-DeisingerCRS #comparison #monitoring

The Effect of Different Viewing Devices for the Sense of Presence of Immersion in Virtual Environments: A Comparison of Stereoprojections Based on Monitors, HMDs and Screens (JD, CCN, OR, JS), pp. 881–884.

HCI-SEC-1997-DiZioL

Circumventing Side Effects of Immersive Virtual Environments (PD, JRL), pp. 893–896.

CSCW-1996-BowersOP

Practically Accomplishing Immersion: Cooperation in and for Virtual Environments (JB, JO, JP), pp. 380–389.