没入型VR装置を用いた経路選択プロセスの検討

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Understanding human path-selection behavior would enable us to predict or control the flow of walking people, and also be useful for designing a safety living space. However, even in a simple situation in which more than one path can lead to a destination, it is difficult to predict which of paths one would choose. In the present study, we experimentally examined the determination process for selecting a walking-path. Experiments were performed in an immersive virtual reality system 'CAVE'. In the experiments, subjects were required to select a right or left path each of which was formed by three poles. Results indicate that subjects did not select their path by correctly estimated walking distance, but selected by combining a roughly estimated walking distance and a turning angle.
日本バーチャルリアリティ学会の論文
2007-12-31