Interaction fidelity vs user’s workload in a VR environment: A pilot study

Maurizio Mancini; Jake Spreadborough; Laura Maye; Beatrice Biancardi; Giovanna Varni

Interaction fidelity vs user’s workload in a VR environment: A pilot study

Maurizio Mancini
, Jake Spreadborough
, Laura Maye
, Beatrice Biancardi
, Giovanna Varni

School of Computer Science and Information Technology

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Abstract

This paper describes a preliminary study on how Interaction Fidelity, shaped by a combination of visual, auditory and haptic modalities, impacts the user’s workload. A VR escape room environment consisting of 5 puzzles to be solved in a pre-defined order is presented. Preliminary analysis shows that further investigation on the VR escape room environment could provide insights on how IF influences the user’s workload depending on the type of task.

Original language	English
Journal	CEUR Workshop Proceedings
Volume	2934
Publication status	Published - 2021
Event	Joint 4th Workshop on Games-Human Interaction and 1st Workshop on Multi-Party Interaction in eXtended Reality, GHItaly and MIXR 2021 - Bolzano, Italy Duration: 12 Jul 2021 → …

Keywords

Interaction fidelity
Multimodality
User’s workload
VR

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