Effectiveness of a Head Movement Interface for Steering a Vehicle in a Virtual Reality Driving Simulation

作者: Yoshiaki Saito , Kazumasa Kawashima , Masahito Hirakawa

DOI: 10.3390/SYM12101645

关键词: SimulationInterface (computing)Virtual realityComputer scienceDriving simulatorYawRotationOptical head-mounted displaySteering wheelUsability

摘要: Recently, virtual reality (VR) has become popular for a variety of applications, such as manufacturing and entertainment. In this study, considering that driver’s head moves according to the motion turning steering wheel, we explored effectiveness movement means vehicle in driving simulation. First, analyzed axes are effective control found x (horizontal) direction, yaw rotation, roll rotation potential candidates. Through implementation simulator, which allows participants steer by movement, it was x-axis most reliable reduced VR sickness while guaranteeing better usability realistic motion. Human–machine interaction can conceived symmetrical sense if machine is truly easy humans handle, they get best out it.

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