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Exploring the Effects of Intended Use on Targeting in Virtual Reality

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Researchers have shown that distance and size are not the only factors that impact the target acquisition time in desktop interfaces, but that its intended use, whether it is selected, dragged, or otherwise manipulated, can also have a significant influence. However, despite the increasing popularity of virtual 3D environments, the intended use of targets in these contexts has never been investigated, in spite of the richer, multidimensional manipulations afforded by these environments. To better understand the effects of intended use on target acquisition in virtual environments, we present the results of a study examining five different manipulation tasks: targeting, dual-targeting, throwing, docking and reorienting. Our results demonstrate that the intended use of a target affects its acquisition time and, correspondingly, the movement towards the target. As these environments become more commonplace settings for work and play, our work provides valuable information on throughput, applicable to a wide range of tasks.
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hal-04136445 , version 1 (21-06-2023)

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Yuan Constant Chen, Géry Casiez, Sylvain Malacria, Edward Lank. Exploring the Effects of Intended Use on Targeting in Virtual Reality. GI 2023 - Conference on Proceedings of Graphics Interface (GI 2023), May 2023, Victoria, Canada. ⟨hal-04136445⟩
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