We see the technology of Virtual Reality in all places, and are using it actually now. And, to experience the sense that entered the Virtual Reality space, Presence, a lot of systems have been developed. However, it is difficult to estimate whether the user are experiencing Presence, because the effective use of physiological information isn’t established. Then, we propose a mapping method for KANSEI information using physiological information. We define physiological matrix from brain wave information, breath information and pulse information, and conduct the mapping of KANSEI information and physiological information when Presence is experienced. To achieve the proposal concept, we estimate the individual state from physiological information, and decide the axis of physiological matrix. Moreover, we investigate the physiological reaction to various stimulation, and do experiments to conduct the mapping with KANSEI information.
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