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The Turning, Stretching and Boxing Technique: A Step in the Right Direction

This paper describes a combination of three graphical processes for rendering a 3D avatar for an intelligent virtual agent (IVA) on a 2D display that increases the perceived presence of the avatar in the viewer's environment. The results of an experiment that shows that these processes positively effect presence are presented and analysed.

John D. Kelleher | Brian Mac Namee | Mark Dunne | M. Dunne

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