Perceiving information

Attention

- 50 years ago...

A wealth of information creates a poverty of attention.

- Herbert A. Simon

History

- It all started in 1950s

1956: Sensorama - 3D phones

History

1961: Headsight - the user's head position tracking

History

1968: Sword of Damocles

What is VR?

Holography != Virtual Reality

Definition

for

Virtual Reality

• Artificial computer generated world that can be experienced and interacted.

• The term has come to refer to experiences where the user or player uses special equipment to immerse themselves and completely block out the real world.

Definition

for

Virtual Reality

( < 30 secs challenge)

How to get the feel?

VR is "embodiment"

• Feeling of agency and control that you have with your body. 

• Knowledge exists in mind - body - soul 

Rubber-hand illusion

Stats

University of Maryland

-> Overall confidence on response is higher in HMD than flat screen

Stats

STRI VR

-> Recall accuracy is more than 12% in HMD

Focus Points

DELTA

Ref: https://youtu.be/W4-aWYiXzCA

Focus Points

DELTA

D - Design
 

https://vrscout.com/news/ford-sketches-future-cars-in-vr/

Focus Points

E - Expertise and Education
 

DELTA

https://edtechmagazine.com/k12/article/2019/02/k-12-teachers-use-virtual-and-augmented-reality-platforms-teach-coding-perfcon

Focus Points

L - Logistics (AR&VR)
 

DELTA

Focus Points

T - Try before you buy
(AR)

DELTA (AR&VR)

Focus Points

A - Analytics and Anatomy
 

DELTA

Use cases

DICE

D - Dangerous

I - Impossible

C - Counter productive

E - Expensive

Ref: https://youtu.be/W4-aWYiXzCA

Use cases

DICE

D - Dangerous

Use cases

DICE

I - Impossible

Use cases

DICE

C - Counter perspective

Use cases

DICE

E- Expensive