Immersive technologies can create compelling illusions of being transported to a distant place or sharing space with someone who is not actually present.
Virtual and augmented reality provide new opportunities to study human perception and investigate phenomena that would be impossible to experience in the real world.
Interaction in virtual worlds is inherently spatial and embodied, with emerging applications in data analysis, education, health care, and entertainment.
Our paper “Individualized Calibration of Rotation Gain Thresholds for Redirected Walking” has been accepted to the International Conference on Artificial Reality and Telexistence & Eurographics Symposium on Virtual Environments! Courtney Hutton will present at the Read more…
I will be teaching a new CSCI 8980 special topics course on virtual and augmented reality in Fall 2018! The class is open to graduate students and advanced undergraduates. Interested students learn more on the Read more…
We are excited to announce the Fall 2018 launch of the Illusioneering Lab! Please check back soon for more updates.
