Sensory design for virtual environments

Authors:
J. F. Morie;K. Iyer;K. Valanejad;R. Sadek;D. Miraglia;D. Milam;J. Williams;D. P. Luigi;J. Leshin
Affiliations:
USC Institute for Creative Technologies;USC Institute for Creative Technologies;USC Institute for Creative Technologies;USC Institute for Creative Technologies;USC Institute for Creative Technologies;USC Institute for Creative Technologies;USC Institute for Creative Technologies;USC Institute for Creative Technologies;USC Institute for Creative Technologies
Venue:
ACM SIGGRAPH 2003 Sketches & Applications
Year:
2003

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Abstract

The Sensory Environments Evaluation (SEE) Project seeks to formulate a new design methodology for virtual environments that utilize multiple sensory inputs to induce presence. Deviating from virtual reality's twenty-year focus on photo-realism, our "feels-real" design alternative aims directly at understanding the interdependencies of sensory stimuli in their creation of mental constructs, and the subsequent degree of realism perceived.