Potenzial der Anwendung von VR-Interaktionstechniken im Usability-Testing

Methoden der Virtual Reality (VR) Technologie haben Einzug in die Produktentwicklung gefunden und werden dort vorrangig in den fruhen Phasen eingesetzt. Uns interessiert hier die Frage, inwieweit VR fur das Usability-Testing genutzt werden kann. Ziel des Artikels ist es, fur diese Nutzung Potentiale, Probleme und Alternativen aufzuzeigen. Wir gehen dabei auf virtuelle Prototypen ein und betrachten den Bereich Ergonomie insbesondere im Hinblick auf Interaktionsaspekte. Wir argumentieren, dass neue VR-Interaktionstechniken, bei denen der Benutzer direkt mit physischen Prototypen statt durch Interaktionsgerate interagiert, aussagekraftigere Testergebnisse versprechen.

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