The article discusses the implications of avatar representation in Virtual Reality (VR) experiences, particularly focusing on the contrast between first-person and third-person perspectives. With the rise of affordable VR devices, there is a growing interest in immersive experiences that provide users with a sense of presence. The study explores various avatar representations, from stylized versions to realistic models captured using depth sensors. It aims to evaluate how these different representations affect user preferences and performance in VR tasks, ultimately suggesting that third-person perspectives may improve spatial awareness and engagement for users.
Our findings suggest that the choice of avatar representation in VR significantly impacts user experience, with realism and perspective playing crucial roles in spatial awareness.
The research indicates that third-person perspectives can enhance user engagement in VR by providing better spatial awareness, especially in immersive environments.
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