Conveyor: A Dual-Task Paradigm for Studying VR Dialogue Interfaces

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VR applications can enhance players’ sense of presence within virtual environments. A common scenario is to have a player working on a task, while simultaneously making dialogue selections using VR. We investigate a dual-task experiment design for this scenario, and an initial study using four interfaces for dialogue selection. We found that interface naturalness – one measure of immersion – seems to have a large role in player preference, regardless of selection speed.

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Patrick Dubois, Daniel J. Rea, Kevin Hoang, Meghan Chua, Danielle King, Corey King, James E. Young and Andrea Bunt. Conveyor: A Dual-Task Paradigm for Studying VR Dialogue Interfaces. Graphics Interface (GI'18). 2018. Poster. (Best Poster Award)