The turning, stretching and boxing technique: a step in the right direction

Authors:
Mark Dunne;Brian Mac Namee;John Kelleher
Affiliations:
Dublin Institute of Technology, Applied Intelligence Research Centre School of Computing, Ireland;Dublin Institute of Technology, Applied Intelligence Research Centre School of Computing, Ireland;Dublin Institute of Technology, Applied Intelligence Research Centre School of Computing, Ireland
Venue:
IVA'12 Proceedings of the 12th international conference on Intelligent Virtual Agents
Year:
2012

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Abstract

This paper describes a combination of three graphical processes for rendering a 3D avatar for an intelligent virtual agent (IVA) on a 2D display that increases the perceived presence of the avatar in the viewer's environment. The results of an experiment that shows that these processes positively effect presence are presented and analysed.