论文信息 - The effect of head mounted display weight and locomotion method on the perceived naturalness of virtual walking speeds

The effect of head mounted display weight and locomotion method on the perceived naturalness of virtual walking speeds

This poster details a study investigating the effect of Head Mounted Display (HMD) weight and locomotion method (Walking-In-Place and treadmill walking) on the perceived naturalness of virtual walking speeds. The results revealed significant main effects of movement type, but no significant effects of HMD weight were identified.

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